A real breath of fresh air

The Myrtle Botanical Garden

Looking for a nature walk in Sainte-Maxime? The Jardin Botanique des Myrteswelcomes you with views across the magnificent Gulf of Saint-Tropez, offering a truly immersive experience amidst Mediterranean flora.

Why visit the Jardin Botanique des Myrtes?

Discover more than 60 species of Mediterranean plants, some of which are over a hundred years old, ranging from dwarf palms to Chilean coconut palms.

The garden is ideal for a family stroll thanks to its children’s play area, which will delight young and old alike as they have fun together.

Enjoy a nature walk in Sainte-Maxime overlooking the sea.
Discover Mediterranean biodiversity and rare plants.
A perfect outing for families thanks to the children’s play area.
Capture your memories in a unique landscaped setting.

The Jardin Botanique des Myrtes is a must-visit for all lovers of nature, Mediterranean plants and family walks in Sainte-Maxime and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

Southern Flora

The garden showcases shrubs typical of the region:

Arbutus: A small tree growing to between 1 and 5 metres, with evergreen foliage and edible fruits that change colour from green to red.
Myrtle: A shrub native to the Massif des Maures, 1 to 3 metres tall, producing small black berries with a resinous flavour.
Rockrose: A Mediterranean shrub with narrow, sticky leaves, producing magnificent white or pink flowers when in bloom.

Trees in the Botanical Garden

Stone pine: Also known as the ‘pignon pine’, its distinctive silhouette dominates the pine forests of Sainte-Maxime.
Holm oak: An iconic tree of the garrigue, with evergreen, spiny leaves.
Cork oak: Known for its thick, fissured bark, which is still used to make corks.