This sea-side town on the Côte d'Azur, said to be the town of literature because of its festival devoted to this art, is one the last remaining bastions of the luxuriant mother nature.
No less than 300 days of sun per year help to create an extremely agreeable micro-climate.
It is said here that winter is a myth. Théoule and its four pleasure ports is an excellent sea side resort eight months out of twelve, its beaches and its paradisiacal creeks make it a village where one can live well and breathe well.

A fount of artistic treasures, the road leading to the heart of the town is lined with neo-modern statues.

Come and admire the masters works of great sculptures, such as a woman emerging from water, "Naissance de la Femme" vu par Sallan", a woman balancing a cornice on her head, "Cariatides Aurelia" vu par Lechevallier".
There is also the even more impressive "Croix de Lorraine", a symbol of the disembarquement of allied troops in 1944, along with many others.
However, apart from the joys of the sea, of leisure and of relaxation Theoule also offers an impressive view of the horizon and the Corse and of unique and well preserved site which gives the region its grandeur.
Numerous walks are marked out for the enjoyment of the public.

The sea and the mountains lying bathed in sunlight in the cradle of one region, such is the unique and alluring character of this multi-faceted village.