La Cèpe Beach & Bar – La Butte du Gardour loop from Cayenne

La Cèpe Beach & Bar – La Butte du Gardour loop from Cayenne

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La Cèpe Beach & Bar – La Butte du Gardour loop from Cayenne

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73.9km

280m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

Tips

Includes a ferry crossing

Check ferry timetable.

After 189 m for 852 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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817 m

The Seudre Ferry (Marennes – La Tremblade)

Highlight • Structure

the Passeur boat allows you to cross the Seudre in ten minutes in July and August. it avoids the Seudre bridge which is not very interesting. it's two euros the crossing. it's really cool. Pay attention to the timetables

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7.14 km

La Cèpe Beach & Bar

Highlight • Beach

Beach access with a great little bar (April - September)

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17.3 km

Along the sea with rolling hills

Highlight • Other

Not to do when it's too hot, of course

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42.1 km

Saint Cyr and Saint Julitta Church (Les Mathes)

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Roman Catholic church from the 10th century and a neo-Gothic bell tower built in 1870. In the bell tower is a small bell dating from 1788 classified as historical objects since 1911 for having sounded the revolt in 1789.
It is part of the deanery of Marennes-Oléron and of the pastoral sector of the Arvert peninsula.

In the choir are deposited the baptismal font of the chapel of the village of Notre-Dame de Buse which disappeared under the sands during the 17th century; these baptismal fonts have also been classified as historical objects since January 24, 2013.

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55.0 km

La Butte du Gardour

Highlight • Climb

Nice tester of a climb before mazing views at the top.

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64.8 km

Seudre Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The highest point of the sector. The view goes for miles and allows you to observe the Seudre, the Oléron viaduct, Marennes and La Tremblade .. But heavy road traffic (from what I saw on a Sunday in mid-September)

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