Three stopovers, one single Eden
Style
Provençal elegance in three styles: Riviera, minimalism and farmhouses.
Situation
A private island in the Mediterranean, accessible in a few minutes by shuttle boat from Bandol
CAPACITY
93 rooms, suites and old fishermen's houses with private gardens, spread across the island
HIGHLIGHTS
A pedestrian island, a 1,200 m² spa, an arts and crafts village, and eight gastronomic destinations
THE EXPERIENCES
- Sports activities: tennis and pickleball courts, cycling, pétanque in the village square, gym
- Water sports: kayak, paddleboarding, scuba diving, sailing
- Sunset boat cruises along the calanques
- Walks through the vineyards, cooking workshops and tastings with artisans
- F1 simulators, karting, scenic flights
- 1200m² spa, yoga, Pilates
The Extraordinary
Zannier Île de Bendor transcends the codes of classic hospitality with its concept that is as bold as it is poetic: a private island, entirely preserved and car-free, where a single hotel unfolds in the form of three distinct villages. Travellers experience the rare privilege of walking from one universe to another, transitioning from Riviera nostalgia to the intimacy of a country house, all while enjoying a single, consistent signature of understated luxury. A timeless bubble where the silence of engines gives way to the mere murmur of waves, offering the ultimate illusion of possessing a secret island kingdom.
ETHICS
Driven by a vision of sustainability and conservation, the estate has undergone a five-year eco-friendly regeneration project, which has seen 15 % additional trees and native species replanted, reinforcing its status as a garden island. Entirely pedestrianised, the island bans fossil-fuelled vehicles in favour of sustainable transport and the responsible management of water and energy resources. The resort’s eight restaurants prioritise ultra-short supply chains and producers from the Var region, whilst the artisans’ village showcases local craftsmanship and the circular economy, firmly anchoring the hotel within its Provençal ecosystem.



















