White rocks off shore, a wild coastline with steep cliffs between the sky, the sun and the sea:

That is Bendor, the island of the Arts.

Bendor is a sturdy little island, separated from Bandol by a strip of sea crossed by a ferry in the blink of an eye, and offers its legendary three-star Hotel Delos, restaurants and artists’ village, a Museum of Wines and Spirits, a whole host of cultural, culinary and sporting activities allowing you to enjoy every single minute of your stay.

There are stunning views over the bay of Bandol, with daily ferry crossings to Bendor, from 7am to 2.10am in the high season.

The island is home to a host of activities and interesting sights which attract a great number of admirers: the glass blower carrying on the tradition, enamels, statues and frescoes adorning the buildings, an art gallery and an international wine museum with more than 8,000 bottles from all over the world...

Hotel Delos has 69 three star rooms and suites with services worthy of the finest hotel.

Some boast a terrace, balcony or private garden.

The hotel comprises 3 buildings: Le Delos with 19 rooms in an Italian architectural style, Le Palais with 36 cosy rooms across from the landing stage, and Les Petites Villas, veritable little Provençal houses.

The gourmet restaurant at Hotel Delos boasts 2 terraces, one on the harbour side with views over the bay and the other overlooking the swimming pool.

In all there are five restaurants on the island.

On the list of activities nearby, 3 tennis courts, sailing, surfboarding, water skiing and diving… and musical evenings at the Bar des Voûtes, visiting the sandy inlets, the beaches...