With its château, palm-fringed park, vineyards and woods, the Emile Ollivier estate is a remarkable part of the natural and cultural heritage of the Tropez area. It is listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments.

AN EXCEPTIONAL TWO-HUNDRED-YEAR-OLD PARK
On a 4-hectare site that replaced the original wine-growing land, the aesthetics of the landscaped garden took centre stage, contributing to the story of the estate. A botanical enthusiast, Emile Ollivier also transformed the park by introducing exotic species, turning it into a lush oasis of multiple species.
Australian eucalyptus, Mediterranean species, Phoenix palms and coconut palms invite visitors to a romantic reverie.
Today, the park is also a sanctuary for protected species such as woodpeckers and bats. The upkeep of the garden encourages biodiversity and contributes to ecological conservation by preserving an entire ecosystem.