Bandol

Bandol is a small town in the province of Var, France.

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Church Saint-François-de-Sales

Bandol is a popular resort also known for its wine.

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At the Bendor island
Neptune, Bendor island

Perhaps the major attraction in Bandol besides its beaches is Bendor Island. The island is privately owned, but visitors are welcomed.

  • 🌍 Île de Bendor (Bendor Island) (a frequent ferry connects the island with Bandol – journey approx. 7 min), ☎ +33 4 94 10 65 20, e-mail: . The island was bought in 1950 by Paul Ricard. The island has a hotel, a few villas, five restaurants, an artists village, boutiques and an art gallery, tennis courts, water sports facilities and a diving club. Two museums are open on the island in season: the Universal Exposition of Wines and Spirits and a Museum of Ricard Advertising Objects. €11-€13 (ferry return fee; reportedly it's free if you have a reservation at a Bendor restaurant). (updated Dec 2015)

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  • 🌍 KV&B, 5, rue de la Paroisse, ☎ +33 4 94 74 85 77, e-mail: . A so-called bistronomique restaurant. Good food though with a modern twist. There is also another couple of nice-looking restaurants on the same street. (updated Jul 2015)

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