Camping La Presqu'île de Giens

La Presqu'île de Giens campsite is located on the Côte d'Azur on the Giens peninsula. The island is known for its windsurfing and kitesurfing areas, but also for its special underwater world: divers can discover shipwrecks and numerous species of fish here. The campsite, which has a quality seal and values cleanliness and sustainability, offers an entertainment and children's programme. Three long sandy beaches are within walking distance.

Camping holiday with attractive leisure activities

Between March and October, guests can enjoy a relaxing holiday under the shade of the trees on this holiday site. The 168 pitches on the approximately 7-hectare site are generally designed for private mobile homes up to 7 metres in length. Sometimes they can also be occupied by larger vehicles. All pitches have electricity and internet connections. Some of the chalets and tent cabins are equipped with air conditioning, television and dishwasher. In addition to families with and without children, dog owners are also welcome: Thanks to the dog showers on the service-orientated site, your four-legged friend will return clean and sand-free after a visit to the beach. In the summer months, Camping La Presqu'île de Giens offers a free daily entertainment programme. Holidaymakers can keep fit with gymnastics and Zumba classes, for example, or show off their skills at boccia and tennis. Events such as cabarets and magic shows take place in the evenings. There is a special programme for children: In addition to a playground, there is a mini club with games, arts and crafts and a small cinema. The service also includes a shuttle that takes guests to the beaches and the market free of charge in July and August. Guided tours of nearby excursion destinations are also free of charge.

Amusement parks and sandy beaches nearby

Many excursion destinations, such as the beaches, can be reached on foot or by bike from the campsite. The organisers at Camping La Presqu'île de Giens offer beautiful walks around the peninsula. Bikes and mountain bikes can be hired on site. On the ubiquitous Mediterranean Sea, active holidaymakers can not only go pedal boating and kayaking, but also stand-up paddleboarding, kitesurfing and jet skiing. Divers and snorkellers also get their money's worth. The small harbour town of Hyères to the north of the peninsula is also a popular excursion destination. The historic old town with its medieval houses, narrow streets and pretty gardens such as the Jardin Olbius Riquier characterise this settlement on the Mediterranean. Halfway between the campsite and Hyères is the Magic World theme park with its numerous attractions.