Camping Lou Pantaï

Between Hyères and Toulon, the Lou Pantaï campsite invites campers to spend a relaxing stay between unspoilt nature and the Mediterranean Sea. This campsite has put in place several concrete actions to reduce its impact on the environment and was the first campsite in the PACA region to obtain the European eco-label.

A beautiful swimming pool arranged in a neat way is present in the grounds of the campsite, bordered by a grass beach where are arranged bamboo loungers for sunbathing and relaxing. The swimming pool is heated from the opening to the closing thanks to a system of solar panels and heat pump to bring a maximum of pleasure to the holiday makers while having a positive step for the environment. In summer, activities are organized at the pool. Indeed, those who wish can take gym classes or make a baptism scuba diving. For children, water games are organized as well as night pool sessions. The bike rental service of the campsite allows you to go along the coast and discover beautiful landscapes. The peninsula of Giens is accessible by bicycle by bike path.

Children will enjoy activities specially designed for them with workshops being mostly on the theme of ecology and always very fun. Adults will be able to visit the olive grove or guided hikes. A producer will come to present his fruits and vegetables every week, and it will be possible to buy olive oil and fresh organic eggs.

The camping pitches of Lou Pantaï can make from 70 to 90 m ² and are delimited by vegetable hedges. The sanitary facilities are renovated and equipped to allow access for people with disabilities. It will also be possible for those who wish to rent a cottage or mobile home. The latter have a kitchen, a bathroom and toilet bungalows are also available, equipped but without bathrooms.

Around the campsite is the peninsula of Giens, and opposite, the islands of Hyères accessible from the port of the Tour Fondue, located 15 minutes from Lou Pantai. Visitors will discover Porquerolles, a charming village with sandy beaches and turquoise water, as well as Port-Cros. The Var coast is also dotted with small fishing villages that are all the charm of the region.