This thematic trail presents few difficulties. It takes about 1 hour to walk these 3.7 kms of discovery (plan the return trip). Hiking itinerary available at the Tourist Office of Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer.
This path is bordered by reading tables and gives you and your family the opportunity to go exploring the heritage of our indoor landscapes, sometimes unexpected.
Starting from the Port de la Madrague, he proceeds in the Conservatoire du Littoral’s properties, between nature and agriculture: local and traditional landscapes, vineyard and Bastide de Nartette, spillway of the dune éolienne plaquée, olive groves, wild orchids, etc. until the beautiful Calanque de Port d’Alon.
Throughout the path, you will discover the result of agricultural activities’ maintenance related to the protection of this remarkable environment.
Office de tourisme de Saint Cyr sur Mer - 22/10/2024
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Close to a motorway<br/>Close to pleasure port<br/>Close to a public transportation<br/>Near shuttle stop
Kept on a leash
All year round.
Subject to favorable weather.
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Email : accueil@saintcyrsurmer.com
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Stone<br/>Ground<br/>Not suitable for strollers
Welcome to an off-the-beaten-path adventure proposed by the Office of Tourism of Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer. Tread softly on the Vineyard Trail, a journey that weaves through the heart of nature and agriculture, combining lush landscapes with the serene beauty of the traditional vineyards, olive groves, and the occasional burst of wild orchids. This family-friendly trail, adorned with informative panels, uncovers the rich heritage nestled within our picturesque landscapes. Let's embark on a leisurely exploration, uncovering the seamless blend of agricultural practices and conservation efforts that shape this stunning part of the world.
The Vineyard Trail covers a distance of 3.7 km, reaching a maximum altitude of 74 meters and descending to a minimum of 2 meters. This journey, characterised by a gentle elevation gain, is accessible to explorers of all levels. With an average completion time of around 1 hour for a one-way trip, participants are encouraged to plan for the return journey. This route's straightforward layout and minimal difficulty level make it an ideal choice for a peaceful day out in nature’s embrace.
Each season dresses the Vineyard Trail in a unique palette. Spring blossoms with wild orchids, making it a photogenic time to visit, while summer offers lush, green landscapes but requires precautions against the heat. Always carry water and sun protection. Autumn paints the vineyards in vibrant hues, providing cooler hiking conditions. Winter, though mild, can have unpredictable weather; suitable clothing and checking forecasts are essential. Throughout the year, staying on marked paths ensures safety and protects the delicate ecosystems you'll encounter.
Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer positions itself as a jewel in the Var department, soaked in rich Provençal culture and history. This region, nestled between traditional vineyards and the azure Mediterranean Sea, has been a crossroads of agricultural and maritime heritage. The Vineyard Trail not only offers a glimpse into the enduring traditions of vine-growing but also intersects with historical landmarks, such as ancient bastides, showcasing the timeless elegance of Provençal architecture. Its landscapes are a living museum, telling stories of cultivation, conservation, and the harmonious blending of human and natural history.
The Mediterranean climate enveloping Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer boasts mild winters and warm, dry summers, making it an appealing destination year-round. To experience the Vineyard Trail at its best, aim for spring or autumn visits when the weather is temperate, and the natural scenery is at its peak. Summer hikes are rewarding early in the morning to avoid the midday heat. Despite occasional rain in winter, the region's generally sunny disposition continues, offering clear, crisp hiking days.