View of Cap Taillat – View from Cap Taillat loop from Cavalière

Hiking trails & Routes

France

Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Var

Draguignan

La Croix-Valmer

View of Cap Taillat – View from Cap Taillat loop from Cavalière

Moderate

4.8

(184)

1,153

hikers

View of Cap Taillat – View from Cap Taillat loop from Cavalière

04:35

16.7km

250m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Parc national de Port-Cros (aire d'adhésion)

Parc national de Port-Cros (aire maritime adjacente)

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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2.20 km

Gigaro Beach

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Gigaro Beach, located on the Var coast near La Croix-Valmer, is a true corner of paradise. This vast expanse of fine sand, bordered by maritime pines and Mediterranean scrub, offers …

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2.95 km

Plage de Jovat

Beach

3.29 km

Beautiful view

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3.81 km

Plage du Brouis

Beach

5.80 km

Cap Lardier

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It is a beautiful and incredibly wild place. We run on a coastal path with superb views of Cap Taillat on one side and Cavalaire on the other.

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8.46 km

View of Cap Taillat

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Definitely bring swimming trunks!

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9.12 km

View from Cap Taillat

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Wow! Very, very nice hiking trail

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9.22 km

Ramatuelle Coastal Path

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Fantastic hiking trail along the coast!

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9.99 km

Cap Taillat

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beautiful and wild. attention access is regulated for bicycles

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10.2 km

Briande Beach

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A wonderful, fine sandy beach overlooking Cap Taillat - a true natural jewel on the peninsula of Saint-Tropez!
It has been under conservation since 1930 and offers a magnificent view …

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16.7 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

10.9 km

3.95 km

1.85 km

Surfaces

9.93 km

3.88 km

2.44 km

489 m

Elevation

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Highest point (80 m)

Lowest point (0 m)

Weather

Thursday 8 October

21°C

12°C

41 %

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Max wind speed: 26.0 km/h

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Comments

September 22, 2023,La Croix-Valmer: Cap Lardier, Cap Taillat und Plage de Briande

Starting point: Plage de Gigaro

This beautiful tour starts at Gigaro beach. You can park either directly on the side of the road or in the St Michel car park. The outward route leads along the coast past small bays and beaches, such as the Plage du Brouis or the Plage de Briande. The views are consistently impressive, especially from …

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May 26, 2022,De Plage de Gigaro à Cap Taillat par cap Lardier, plage de la Briande, retour par les terres.

Superb hike from Gigaro beach to La Croix Valmer.
I consider it a small intermediate level.
Good shoes are still necessary.
Think of a swimsuit, to cool off at Briande beach!

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June 3, 2023,Cap Lardier - Cap Taillat

Beautiful, easy hike... Very easy to walk even in the midday sun due to the draft and shady areas

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October 1, 2021,Cap Lardier – Plage de Briande Runde von La Croix-Valmer

We swarmed out to do the complete Cap Lardier tour, which has been described here several times. 14.8 km and an altitude difference of 380 meters sounds quite feasible. One should know that the coastal path constantly has to avoid side valleys and therefore constantly goes up and down, although the mean altitude hardly changes. The inclines are sometimes very …

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September 21, 2022,Cap Lardier – Vue du Cap Taillat Runde von Ramatuelle

My route has a few strays because the route I chose no longer works. Are all private roads now, the path was probably relocated. But a very nice area, and on the way back I even had a small bay for the dogs and myself

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