The Ligurian ancestors had chosen to set up their outpost on the quiet promontory overlooking the Flayosquet valley. Their presence is evidenced by the Roman bridge and the remains of two oppidas located a few kilometres away. The Romans were then attracted by the mild climate and the famous vineyards. The Flavius estate may have given rise to the name Flayosc, the suffix osc being a Ligurian suffix. Later, the Saracens and their bloody raids urged the inhabitants to surround their town with high walls.

- Location:

Flayosk is located 7 kilometers from Draguignan and Lorgues and 15 kilometers from Salernes

The village is built on a rocky outcrop around the church tower.

Nice International Airport : 1H15

Les Arcs/Draguigan TGV station: 20 minutes

4247 inhabitants, called Flayoscaise and Flayoscais

Nursery and primary schools. Secondary schools in Draduignan and Lorgues. Many shops and restaurants. Weekly market: every Monday

Between the sea and the mountains, Flayosc, a medieval and Provencal village, is an interesting stopover for a stay full of history in a green setting.

The church of Saint Laurent. The Portes de Paris, the Place de la Reinesse, and a stroll through the winding streets will allow you to discover the church with its elaborate bell tower.

Flayosk enjoys a privileged climate in all seasons due to its altitude, sunshine, low rainfall and the protection afforded by the wooded hills.

Surrounded by olive groves, renowned vineyards, oak groves and rosemary and rockrose scrub, the village is perched on a picturesque and peaceful promontory.