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Wellness Special: Spa and Relaxation

The pleasures of relaxation and wellbeing continue even in autumn/winter!

Because in La Croix Valmer, relaxing and pampering yourself is a way of life. And because there is nothing more enjoyable than treating yourself to some me-time, a moment of serenity, a soothing massage or a well-deserved treatment… Whether you are alone, with your partner or with friends, treat yourself to one of these local establishments where wellbeing is a true philosophy of life.

Head to Lily of the Valley’s Shape Club, a true temple of well-being offering a blend of relaxation and sport. The Shape Club combines fitness, nutrition and relaxation in an exceptional setting between the sea and pine forest. A unique experience to restore your balance and energy, facing the Mediterranean. Here, everything is designed to help you recharge your batteries: personalised programs, top-of-the-range equipment, expert coaches and relaxation areas of rare refinement.

Let us head up to the Domaine de La Croix to discover the HBeauty Saint-Tropez beauty salon. Known for its technological treatments, this modern and innovative beauty centre combines cutting-edge techniques with a personalised approach to reveal your natural beauty. Here, you will be guided to regain your self-confidence.

Let’s head to the centre of the village, where you’ll find Le Spa 21. This authentic Croisian spa invites you to enjoy total relaxation. With its subdued atmosphere, soft lighting, delicate scents and expert hands, everything comes together to create a moment of complete letting go. Here, you’ll experience a moment of true serenity and calm thanks to the balneotherapy, hammam, treatments and massages.

A few streets away, you will find L’Instant Jasmin. An ideal place to relax and adopt a Zen attitude. L’Instant Jasmin lives up to its name: a cocoon of softness where time stands still. Everything here exudes harmony and kindness. Here, you can treat yourself to a moment of pure happiness just for you.

Continue your stroll and you will arrive at the Esthémédic beauty salon. Here you will find exceptional products and Tiffany, with her magic touch, will welcome you with a smile. This salon combines high-end cosmetics with aesthetic expertise. Advanced technologies, sensorial textures and masterful techniques: each treatment is a moment of perfection. Here, you can take care of your skin with passion and precision in a soothing and bright setting.

Here in La Croix Valmer, every wellness break is lived to the rhythm of the waves, true nature and the light of the South…

Featured photo ©Shape Club – Lily of the Valley

Portrait Sea Day No. 2

Meeting with Herlé JOUON – The sea in his DNA

Originally from Brittany, Herlé JOUON grew up surrounded by sea spray and tales of the sea. Descended from fishermen, he has always carried within him the unbreakable bond that unites man and the sea. It was only natural that he turned to photography to tell the stories of this fascinating, ever-changing world. For more than twenty years, he has criss-crossed the oceans and coastlines as part of the Thalassa television programme, capturing through his camera the soul of the professionals of this universe, the waves and marine animals.

Today, he uses his experience and sensitivity to offer a deeper insight into our relationship with living creatures. In his latest documentary, ‘Dolphins: Human Perspectives’, Herlé invites us to engage in a process of collective introspection: how do we perceive dolphins? How do we share their space? And above all, how can we better coexist with them?

For him, the dolphin is a fascinating animal, but one that must be observed with humility.

We must go beyond fascination. Give animals back their place and keep ours.

His film, shot in the heart of the Pelagos Sanctuary, highlights a fragile territory where beauty coexists with human pressures: tourism, maritime trade, noise pollution… all issues that he calls for caution and respect in addressing.

Through this project, Herlé is not seeking to accuse, but to raise awareness. It is aimed at boaters, fishermen and sea lovers alike.

We need to rethink our relationship with this space. We invite ourselves into a place where there are already people.

It is only natural that La Croix Valmer, a town deeply connected to the sea and committed to protecting its coastline, should host the screening of his film on Sea Day. A moment of sharing and awareness-raising that perfectly echoes the director’s message:

 

The sea makes many people happy, so we must take care of it.

For Herlé JOUON, images remain a powerful tool for raising awareness. Cinema, he says, ‘uses staging to make the message more understandable’.

It is with this conviction that he continues his work, combining emotion, education and beauty to bring a fresh perspective to the wonders of the sea.