Nestled between hills and the Mediterranean, Bormes les Mimosas is one of the exceptional sites labeled most beautiful bay in the worldThe municipality boasts a remarkable coastline, particularly along its unspoiled coastline. From Cabasson beach to the crystal-clear waters of Cap Bénat, through the Posidonia seagrass beds and rocky seabeds, this marine territory offers a rich and representative overview of Mediterranean ecosystems.
With this in mind, the Tourist Office is joining forces with SeeOnSea, which combines technology and environmental commitment to raise public awareness of the richness of marine and terrestrial biodiversity.
A platform to explore, observe and protect
SeeOnSea is a collaborative platform that allows everyone – divers, walkers, nature enthusiasts or simply the curious – to share and consult observations of the fauna, flora and natural phenomena observed in the region.
You can :
- View real-time geolocated observations of biodiversity.
- Contribute by sharing your own discoveries, publicly or privately.
- Access explanatory sheets to better understand the species or habitats encountered.
This interactive map also offers events and actions in our region, popular scientific articles, scientific marine missions, and even alerts and warnings.
Discover the biodiversity of Bormé
Nothing could be simpler, just zoom in and click on the location of your observation, then let yourself be guided:
Thanks to SeeOnSea, explore the richness of the Bormese coast from your mobile or computer: locate areas where you can observe dolphins, whales, or mother-of-pearl, follow seasonal migrations or learn to identify sensitive species to be preserved.
It is an invitation to rediscover our natural heritage by adopting a respectful and responsible approach, in line with our local commitment to sustainable tourism and reasoned coastal management.
All collected data is pooled and shared with the National Inventory of Natural Heritage (INPN), ensuring its scientific value. You can thus consult both observations verified by scientists and those of amateur users, who participate in a collective environmental monitoring process.
Free applications at your disposal
For your convenience, SeeOnSea provides free apps based on the integrated interactive map model. You therefore have downloadable applications SeeOnSea (for the sea) and SeeOnTrail (for the earth) to be found on your usual stores.
The SeeOnSea concept is constantly evolving and improvingSeeOnSea also offers web applications, which are easier to use because they don't require updates. Click on the links below to open the application directly, then save the link to your smartphone or tablet to use the application whenever you want.