Rayolet Beach

Rayolet Beach, situated in the town of Six-Fours-les-Plages, France, is a small, narrow sandy beach known for its tranquil beauty and panoramic views. Enveloped between two points, the beach extends for approximately 400 meters and is characterized by its clear waters and a series of developed and wild coves. With views of Embiez on the left and the bay of Sanary sur Mer on the right, the beach offers a serene retreat for visitors. Access to the beach is unique, as it is located in a residential area and can only be reached on foot. Visitors can park their vehicles at the start of the Rayolet district and then follow the authorized pedestrian paths through the neighborhood to the beach. There are also several paths leading from the cliffs to the sea, providing alternate routes to the beach. However, it should be noted that parking can prove challenging, particularly during the summer season. Despite its small size, Rayolet Beach is well-equipped with facilities and services for the convenience of visitors. It is a supervised beach, with lifeguards patrolling the area on motor boats during the tourist season to ensure the safety of visitors. The beach is open all year round, catering to both locals and tourists. Over time, the beach has experienced some natural changes, with the sea reclaiming some of its sand, but it continues to be a favorite spot for those in search of a peaceful seaside experience.