Beyond our traditional missions, we have chosen to give even more meaning to our actions. At the Tourist Office, we are committed to a social and environmental responsibility approach, which we are building step by step.
What does this mean in practical terms?
Our role is not limited to promoting Bormes. Like many, we are committed to working hand in hand with all those who contribute to the life of the region. Together, we seek to preserve what makes Bormes unique: its landscapes, its expertise, its identity.
We have a simple ambition: Making you fall in love with Bormes les mimosas, while ensuring that it remains itself, year after year.
Help us preserve our territory
Nature to protect
If Bormes-les-Mimosas is now recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in France, one of the most beautiful bays in the world, and boasts a precious natural setting, it's not just by chance. Its beauty and preservation are thanks to the work and dedication of many people who, every day, care for our region.
But this preservation has also been, and continues to be, made possible thanks to you. We know that many of you are already involved in this effort in your own way. Whether you are a resident, a visitor passing through, or a long-term traveler, we all have a role to play in protecting this unique heritage.
Because the landscapes we admire today are the ones we want to share tomorrow, we invite you to discover our Charter of the Responsible Traveler and the Hiker's Charter.
Consult our Prevention page to find out about fire risks, the state of closure of the forests as well as the municipal information document on major risks (DICRIM).
Opt for a responsible stay in Bormes les Mimosas
Consume local
Meet our local producers
Shops
Buying local also means experiencing moments of sharing
Stroll through the narrow streets of Bormes and let yourself be guided by its local shops, where the local et local artisans highlight the local flavorsAlso, push open the door of the artisan workshops : they give you a behind-the-scenes look at their expertise and unveil their works throughout the year.
Over the seasons, the markets set the rhythm of local life: that of the Village, on Wednesday morning, and that of the Pin district, more intimate, on Tuesday mornings, offer you local products et Provencal flavorsIn summer, the offering expands with a large market at the Faviere Saturday morning, as well as craft night markets, on Monday evenings at La Favière and on Tuesday evenings at Le Village, to enjoy the warm atmosphere of summer evenings!
These are all opportunities to discover local and responsible consumption in a friendly atmosphere.
Towards sustainable agriculture
Discover our committed vineyards
Most Beautiful Bay in the World
Our committed partners
Towards responsible tourism
How to visit Bormes les Mimosas differently
Take a bike ride

Le bicycle tourism It can be explored through two emblematic routes:
– the V65, which runs along the coast and crosses a large part of the Var.
– The chestnut groves of the Massif des Maures, a more sporty escape, leading to the ascent of the passes (Gambet, Fourches, Babaou) up to the site of Notre-Dame des Anges.
You can also find all the information on venir et circulate en soft mobility on the territory.
Enjoy the off-season
Discover Bormes-les-Mimosas away from the summer crowds. Renowned for its microclimate and 300 days of sunshine a year, it's a delightful destination to explore in autumn , winter, and spring. Numerous events enliven the off-season, making it the perfect time for hiking , with mild temperatures that are never stifling—a perfect balance. Even when the weather turns more unpredictable , Bormes offers a variety of activities to ensure you make the most of your stay.

Moor in the heart of a committed port

Drop anchor in the port of Bormes les MimosasThis is already choosing a more sustainable stay. Certified Blue Flag and certified Own PortsIt is part of a committed approach to preserving nature.
By choosing the mooring areasYou are simply contributing, on your own scale, to the protection of Posidonia seagrass beds essential to marine biodiversity in the Mediterranean.