The first thing you notice when arriving in the small, medieval town of Roquebrune-sur-Argens is the massive rock that towers above it. Nestled at its feet, like a stone tapestry fallen from its imposing summit, the town is made up of three parts – the village strewn with 16th Century porticos, chapels and Castrum, the seaside area of Les Issambres, and the forest of ‘Palayson’ in the district of ‘La Bouverie’, set between umbrella pines and eucalyptus. It is a canvas of landscapes with red rocks and green hillsides and a panorama of lush Provencal vineyards.
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