CAPE SICIE MASSIF AND COASTAL PATH
Cap Sicié is a 1,600-hectare forest of Aleppo pines, cork oaks, holm oaks..
If you like walking, you will find what you need in the vicinity of Six-Fours! About ten kilometres between the towns of La Seyne-sur-Mer and Six-Fours, the Cap Sicié is a 1,600-hectare forest massif populated by Aleppo pines, cork oaks, holm oaks and other orchid lawns. Several marked hiking trails offer walkers great opportunities to walk, including the trail of Belles Pierres, on the town of La Seyne, and the coastal path of some 10 km, which crosses it in its entirety, from the Lèque de Six-Fours and the beach Fabrégas. This coastal path can be apprehended in two routes (detailed in the free booklet Sentier du Littoral, published by TPM). Beware, the massif is closed for fire risks on days of strong mistral according to the prefectural decree: always check with the Tourist Office before committing yourself.
Geological walk, from Brusc to Bonnegrâce beach: 5.7 km one way - 4 hours walk - easy. Also possible the direction Bonnegrâce - Le Brusc of course, without additional difficulty.
Balcony walk, from Le Brusc to Notre-Dame du Mai (in the opposite direction, towards La Seyne) : 6 km one way - 4h30 walk - sporty to very difficult. During the hike, you will reach Notre-Dame-du-Mai culminating at 360 meters, from where the panorama of the bay of Sanary-Bandol to the islands of Hyères is magnificent
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Attention aux sangliers nombreux en cette fin d'année 2015
Superbe vue sur la baie de sanary, sur la rade de Toulon et que les îles d'Hyères
Le parcours de randonnée longeant la mer est sublime et donne accès aux plages
Route fermée en été pour éviter les deux
Visite de la chapelle de Notre Dame du Mai