The Mourillon Beaches are one of Toulon’s most emblematic landmarks. Easy to access, perfectly landscaped and bordered by a pleasant promenade, they offer the ideal setting for bathing, relaxing or enjoying a day on the Mediterranean. With its sandy coves, playgrounds, waterside restaurants and family atmosphere, it’s a favorite spot for Toulon locals and travelers alike.
Here are some useful tips for planning your visit to the Plages du Mourillon in Toulon.

This guide is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the region anonymously, making our own choices and paying our bills in full.
Are the Mourillon beaches worth it?
Yes, the Plages du Mourillon are well worth a visit during your stay in Toulon. Situated to the east of the town center, they form one of the region’s most pleasant seaside resorts, with several landscaped coves, safe bathing areas and a friendly atmosphere all year round. We appreciated the diversity of the spaces: family beaches, quieter areas, playgrounds, shady lawns… All well thought-out and perfectly maintained. If you’re looking for an accessible, easy-to-reach place to combine swimming, relaxation and dining, the Plages du Mourillon is one of Toulon’s best beaches and one of the port city’s must-see attractions.

Beach type: sandy, supervised…
Sand or no sand?
The beach floor is made of Claire-colored fine sand, ideal for comfortable seating or for children’s beach games.
Swimming conditions and supervision
Swimming here is generally calm and safe, thanks to the protected coves. In summer, the beaches are supervised by lifeguards. The water is often clear, and we noticed that the entry slope is gradual, ideal for children and inexperienced swimmers. In easterly winds, a few waves may appear, but overall conditions remain favorable for swimming.

Installations
We’ve found that the Plages du Mourillon boasts a full range of facilities. Here you’ll find showers, sanitary facilities, lockers for valuables, deckchair and parasol hire, playgrounds, beach volleyball courts, shaded areas, waterside shops and restaurants.

Green spaces are also available for picnics and quiet relaxation. The facilities are one of the site’s strong points, suitable for all visitor profiles.

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Access to Plages du Mourillon, Toulon
Where are the Plages du Mourillon?
Les Plages du Mourillon is located to the east of Toulon, in the Mourillon district, about 10 minutes by car from the city center and accessible from the seafront via avenue Grignan and littoral Frédéric-Mistral.
Access by car and parking
There are several free parking lots dotted around the beaches. In high season, these parking lots fill up quickly during the day, especially at weekends. We therefore recommend arriving early in the morning or late in the afternoon, as this will make parking much easier.

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- Choose a car that is powerful enough (the roads are steep) but compact (some passages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.

Access from the parking lot
From the parking lots directly on the beach, access is immediate: just cross the pedestrian promenade.

Access from downtown Toulon
If you’re coming on foot from the city center, the route is along the coastline, a pleasant 30-minute stroll.
Public transport access
The beaches are easily accessible by bus. Mistral lines serve several stops at the foot of the beaches (“Plages du Mourillon”, “Mourillon”). The journey from downtown takes about 10 to 15 minutes.

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Useful information
Dog
Dogs are not allowed on the Mourillon bathing beaches in season. However, they are allowed on a leash on the promenade and in certain set-back green spaces.

Reduced mobility access
Les Plages du Mourillon is accessible to people with reduced mobility and has been awarded the national ” Tourism and Disability ” label. Here’s what you’ll find:
- 4 public toilets accessible to PRM,
- Numerous reserved parking spaces,
- An access ramp on the Plage du Lido,
- A special conveyor belt for easy access to Plage de la Source
- The free provision of 4 adapted bathing chairs(Tiralos) from June to September on Plage de la Source.
- However, there are no special facilities for the mentally, hearing or visually impaired.
- Find out more here.

With children
This is one of Toulon’s best beaches for bringing children. The beaches are supervised in summer, the water is shallow, there are plenty of play areas and the facilities are very practical. If you’re traveling with the family, you’ll find a safe and comfortable environment.

Naturism
It is not possible to practice naturism on this beach.
Eating out
The restaurant offer is varied and very accessible: beach bars, restaurants, ice-cream parlors, snack bars… Several establishments remain open all year round. It’s ideal for combining swimming, a simple meal or dinner by the sea with a view of the Mediterranean.

Hotels
You’re close to the center of Toulon. Here are our recommendations:
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Our favorites: neighborhoods and hotels
In the downtown area
Hotel Okko – see photos and availability
Hotel L’Eautel – see photos and availability
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Hôtel Les Voiles – see photos and availability

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