Fort Balaguier
A 17th-century gun tower guarding the bay, now a small museum of local maritime history, south of the La Seyne terminal. Check opening days locally.
A fishing village on the far side of the bay, reached on the public boat bus 28M from the marina pontoon, with a fine view of the fleet on the way.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Passagers Toulon Côte d'Azur (Quai Fournel) | 30 min | boat bus 28M |
| La Seyne-sur-Mer cruise terminal (Môle de Brégaillon) | 30 min | boat bus 28M |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
A 17th-century gun tower guarding the bay, now a small museum of local maritime history, south of the La Seyne terminal. Check opening days locally.
La Seyne's biggest sandy beach, lined with cafés and water sports, a short bus or taxi ride from the La Seyne terminal.
A string of sheltered coves with gardens, cafés and the old Fort Saint-Louis, east of the naval base. Bus 3 or 23 from Mayol.