Entrecasteaux Castle

Entrecasteaux Castle, in the heart of the village, originates from an 11th century fortress.

Transformed in the 16th and 17th centuries, it became an elegant residence, surrounded by French gardens attributed to Le Nôtre.

In the 18th century, it housed Admiral Joseph Antoine d'Entrecasteaux, an explorer commissioned by Louis XVI to find La Pérouse.

After the Revolution, the castle experienced a long decline before being saved in the 20th century by several restorations.

Today, listed as a Historic Monument, it embodies both the Provençal art of living and a memory of French maritime history.