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Starting point: the Chaucre Beach car park on Rue de la Pointe de Chaucre.
(S/E) With your back to the car park, head towards the beach along the path marked by fences. Once you reach the beach, leave it almost immediately and turn right onto another path, also bordered by fences. You’ll come out onto a tarmac road (Chemin du Petit Rocher), and 100 m further on, look out for a sandy path branching off to the left.
(1) Follow it, skirting private properties, until you reach a path. Continue to the right, then quickly left onto Chemin des Grands Sables. At the end of this, turn right and then right again at the next junction. After 200 m, take a path on the left (Impasse de la Forêt).
(2) Follow it and, before reaching a private property, turn right and enter the woods. Pass a path on the left and continue uphill. Pass close to an old blockhouse, go back down to Rue du Canot de Sauvetage and follow it to the left for a few metres before turning right onto a wide path. Please note, this path does not appear on maps but it is indeed a public path.
After a few hundred metres, the path climbs up a sand dune. About halfway up the slope, turn left and then right up a short steep slope and reach the top of the dune on the left. Begin the descent, follow the path, turn right to reach a road (Allée de l’Angle).
Cross it and continue straight on along a sandy track (Chemin du Renard). Follow it to a crossroads.
(3) Turn right twice and climb up a track to reach a road. Follow it carefully to the left and stay on its left-hand side (when this walk was undertaken, the road had very little traffic) until you reach a junction in a sharp right-hand bend (signpost). Head completely left along a sandy track to return to the previous junction.
(3) Head right along a path which, further on, turns left at a right angle and joins a T-junction. Turn right onto the tarmac path, walk alongside the vineyards and head towards the village of Domino. Join Rue Gambetta and follow it to the right until you reach a road junction.
(4) Turn right and you will soon reach the pretty Place du Four on the left, which continues as Rue du Four in Domino. Look out for a small, flower-lined alleyway on the right at the gable end of No. 5. At the end of this, rejoin Rue du Four in Domino, follow it to the right and reach a crossroads. Continue straight ahead and cross carefully to follow Rue du Docteur Vinache. Head towards the edge of the woods and, just past a building, take the path branching off to the right (this path does not appear on IGN maps either, but is indeed a public path). At the next junction, follow the path heading to the right, which runs behind the houses and leads to a T-junction.
(5) Turn left. * At the next junction, take the path on the right and you’ll come to an old, abandoned building. Turn right, and through an open gate, join Rue de l’Océan. Cross carefully, turn left for a few metres and look out for the path that climbs to the right.
(6) Climb to the top of the dune, ignore the paths branching off to the left and right, follow the Blue Circle markings and exit the woods to reach a track. Follow it to the right, reach a road and follow it to the right for a few metres.
(7) Leave it quickly and take a sandy path on the left (Chemin des Sablons). Reach the beach and follow the coastal path to the right, following the Blue Circle markings. You can also follow the beach. Reach a wire fence.
(8) Go past it on the left, return to the beach, then continue to the concrete slipway and leave the beach. Return to Rue de la Pointe de Chaucre and head to the car park (S/E).
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