Start from the small square in front of the Chapel of Saint-Germain-de-la-Mer, where parking is easy.
(S/E) Take the road towards the bay, which quickly turns into a path, and turn right at the first path that runs alongside a riding school. Turn left to avoid entering the riding school.
(1) At the first fork, follow the path on the left (GR® 34) which runs along the coast. The path crosses a wood. At the end of the wood, it turns left, runs alongside a field and leads to a tarmac road.
(2) Leave theGR® by taking this road on the left. It quickly turns right, running alongside a beautiful L-shaped house with blue shutters. Continue straight ahead, taking the path at the bend. It leads to a tarmac road, which you must cross to take the path almost opposite. When you reach a tarmac road, take it on the right.
(3) Before the Bellevue buildings and after a tower (ruins of an old windmill), take the path on the left. It crosses a tarmac road and turns into a beautiful sunken path. Leave the path on the left and continue downhill.
(4) At the bottom of the hill, take the path on the left that runs alongside the small stream and the fork that follows it on its left bank. Follow it to a tarmac road, which you should take on the left.
(5) At the bend, turn right at the sign for Vallée du Moulin de la Mer and take the path that leads there. You will come to the ruins of Léa's house and the Moulin de la Mer mill. There are numerous information boards. Go around the ruins of the mill and turn right onto the bridge that crosses the stream, where you can admire a small waterfall and the Moulin de la Mer leat. Turn right onto the path that runs alongside the stream and passes along the rocks on a section that is submerged during high tides.
(6) Continue along the rocks (you will join theGR® 34) until you reach the artificial rockfill and the garden wall of a beautiful building that is a former tide mill (whose architecture has been significantly altered). Admire Fort la Latte at the end of the bay. Between the rockfill and the wall, take the small staircase hidden there, which leads to a tarmac road to follow on the left.
(7) After a steep climb and a sharp bend, theGR® 34 (note: the markings are not very visible) continues along the path almost opposite a large gate. Follow this path, which runs alongside meadows, and at the first fork, continue to the right, the branch closest to the sea. This will take you to an old wash house. You can make a small detour to the left to see the fountain that supplies it. Turn around to return to the path.
(1) At the intersection, take the path on the left that you have already taken to return to the starting point (S/E).