World Travel Reportage
Photos and videos of travel, culture, nature, sports by professional reporters
World Travel Reportage
Photos and videos of travel, culture, nature, sports by professional reporters
The beautiful path (France)
Clicking moves left
Pond of Anglais between Hyeres and the beach
1/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Pond of Anglais between Hyeres and the beach where it is possible to observe several migratory birds
2/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Area dedicated to nudism. In front of the old salt pans of Hyeres and near the port of Porthuau
3/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Pine on the coastal path near the pond of Anglais before camping
4/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The beach of the old salt pans of Hyeres near the port of Porthuau. Ancient trees that look like sculptures
5/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The beach of the old salt pans of Hyeres near the port of Porthuau. Ancient trees that look like sculptures
6/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Coastal trail before reaching the only campsite along the path
7/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail leaves the salt flats and the Hyeres beaches to follow the rocky coast
8/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Coastal Trail. Footbridge before reaching the beaches of La Londe
9/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Beach and pinewood of Le Pansard campsite at La Londe
10/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The trail passes through the woods after the beach of Pelegrin between La Londe and Cabasson towards the beach of Léoube
11/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Coastal path to Léoube beach
12/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Coastal path to Léoube beach. On the horizon, the village of La Londe
13/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail runs along the rocky bay before Léoube beach
14/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail runs along the rocky bay before Léoube beach
15/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Léoube Beach. On the horizon the little Cabasson island
16/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The beach of Léoube between La Londe and Cabasson
17/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail runs along the Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson
18/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson anchorage area and bay frequented by nautical tourism
19/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson anchorage area and bay frequented by nautical tourism
20/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
On the horizon you begin to see the island with the Fort de Brégançon seen from the bay of Léoube
21/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The beach of Estagnol after the bay of Léoube and before the Brégançon bay
22/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Estagnol Bay
23/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The most sheltered from the winds of Estagnol Bay
24/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Estagnol Bay
25/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The great beach of Estagnol Bay before Brégançon Bay
26/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail continues past the beach of Estagnol
27/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The coastal trail continues past the beach of Estagnol
28/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Access to the sea and the beach before Brégançon Bay. On the horizon Port Cros Island
29/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Estagnol Bay
30/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The beach before Brégançon Bay
31/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Before Brégançon Bay, the coastal path enters in the pine forest
32/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The clear waters of the bays along the trail, are the main feature of the coast
33/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs
34/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs. On the horizon, the islands of Port Cros and du Levant
35/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The islands of Port Cros and du Levant on the horizon
36/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs
37/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs. On the horizon, the island of Porquerolles
38/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Brégançon Bay, where there is the Brégançon Fort, the summer residence of the President of French Republic
39/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Brégançon beach
40/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The Cabasson beach in Brégançon bay
41/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Small beaches in Brégançon Bay
42/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The small port of Cabasson in Brégançon Bay
43/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Brégançon Fortress, the summer residence of the President of French Republic connected to the coast by a sand isthmus
44/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
Brégançon Fortress, the summer residence of the President of French Republic
45/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The island of Porquerolles seen from the beach of Brégançon Bay
46/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The hills of Hyeres seen from the beach of Brégançon Bay
47/48
Clicking moves right
Clicking moves left
The path along the coast
48/48
Clicking moves right
Pond of Anglais between Hyeres and the beach
Pond of Anglais between Hyeres and the beach where it is possible to observe several migratory birds
Area dedicated to nudism. In front of the old salt pans of Hyeres and near the port of Porthuau
Pine on the coastal path near the pond of Anglais before camping
The beach of the old salt pans of Hyeres near the port of Porthuau. Ancient trees that look like sculptures
The beach of the old salt pans of Hyeres near the port of Porthuau. Ancient trees that look like sculptures
Coastal trail before reaching the only campsite along the path
The coastal trail leaves the salt flats and the Hyeres beaches to follow the rocky coast
Coastal Trail. Footbridge before reaching the beaches of La Londe
Beach and pinewood of Le Pansard campsite at La Londe
The trail passes through the woods after the beach of Pelegrin between La Londe and Cabasson towards the beach of Léoube
Coastal path to Léoube beach
Coastal path to Léoube beach. On the horizon, the village of La Londe
The coastal trail runs along the rocky bay before Léoube beach
The coastal trail runs along the rocky bay before Léoube beach
Léoube Beach. On the horizon the little Cabasson island
The beach of Léoube between La Londe and Cabasson
The coastal trail runs along the Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson
Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson anchorage area and bay frequented by nautical tourism
Léoube Bay between La Londe and Cabasson anchorage area and bay frequented by nautical tourism
On the horizon you begin to see the island with the Fort de Brégançon seen from the bay of Léoube
The beach of Estagnol after the bay of Léoube and before the Brégançon bay
Estagnol Bay
The most sheltered from the winds of Estagnol Bay
Estagnol Bay
The great beach of Estagnol Bay before Brégançon Bay
The coastal trail continues past the beach of Estagnol
The coastal trail continues past the beach of Estagnol
Access to the sea and the beach before Brégançon Bay. On the horizon Port Cros Island
Estagnol Bay
The beach before Brégançon Bay
Before Brégançon Bay, the coastal path enters in the pine forest
The clear waters of the bays along the trail, are the main feature of the coast
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs. On the horizon, the islands of Port Cros and du Levant
The islands of Port Cros and du Levant on the horizon
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs
Before Brégançon Bay, the trail rises on the rocky cliffs. On the horizon, the island of Porquerolles
Brégançon Bay, where there is the Brégançon Fort, the summer residence of the President of French Republic
Brégançon beach
The Cabasson beach in Brégançon bay
Small beaches in Brégançon Bay
The small port of Cabasson in Brégançon Bay
Brégançon Fortress, the summer residence of the President of French Republic connected to the coast by a sand isthmus
Brégançon Fortress, the summer residence of the President of French Republic
The island of Porquerolles seen from the beach of Brégançon Bay
The hills of Hyeres seen from the beach of Brégançon Bay
The path along the coast
to download this reportage or
France - Travel - Back to index
ID: 110
ID: 110
The path on Google Maps.
A path along the varied and pleasant French Mediterranean coastline with long stretches in the shade of marsh pine forests reaching isolated and quiet sandy beaches. During the summer La Londe, Léoube, Estagnol and Cabasson are full of tourist that passing along limpid and transparent water bays until reaching the islet, linked by a narrow rocky isthmus of Brégançon, the summer home of the President of French Republic located on the island. Clear, transparent water and deserted beaches make this stretch of coast one of the most frequented by tourist without cars, motorbikes or houses to disturb the quiet and landscape. The only town near the coast along 15 km coastal route is the small village of Les Bormettes, everything else is only nature.
Links for more informations:
www.ot-lalondelesmaures.fr
www.fort-bregancon.fr
www.france.fr
Copyright 2022 by Carlo Piccinelli - All right reserved
Privacy, Terms of use and Legal Warning
Hosted by colorit.net