

Sportively connect two emblematic sites of our region in a military-themed atmosphere...
Start from the parking lot and cross Le Racou along the beachfront.
Take the trail that ascends, making a detour to the panoramic viewpoint above, then return to the coastal path. Head towards the cove of Porteils and then to Ouille Beach. After Ravaner, large steps carved into the shale cliff lead up to the cliff top. Next, pass the concrete platform of a cannon, built during the German occupation, located on the left.
Descend towards the talweg and cross it using a wooden footbridge. Ascend to the gate of the property "d’en Bertrand. Continue straight under the wall. On the right, you'll see Fort Rond and Fort Carré, part of an 18th-century defensive system, and opposite, Fort Miradou, currently the National Commando Training Center (CNEC). Continue towards Collioure, noting Fort Carré and the Tour de l'étoile. Proceed until you reach the stadium parking lot.
Descend towards Collioure, taking Rue du Pla de las Fourques on the left.
Turn right at the roundabout and take the small street that climbs through Collioure's typical neighborhoods.
Then head towards Boramar Beach and the Tourist Office, making a detour to the small beach of Saint Vincent behind the church of the same name.
Bus 1€
You're enjoying nature, you love it, take care of it...As you hike along this trail, you'll find regular waste collection points at your disposal. Out of respect for this exceptional space, frequented each month by tens of thousands of hikers and walkers, we kindly ask you to deposit all your waste (glass, paper, food scraps, etc.) at these collection points, including any litter you might unfortunately come across during your walk.By adhering to these simple yet essential actions, let's preserve this site clean, just as nature graciously bestowed it upon us.
Parking at the entrance of Le Racou
D 914, D114, D81
Tourist Office of Collioure
This hike, featuring sublime viewpoints and a rich heritage, allows access to Collioure without the worry of finding parking. Coves, forts, artistic circuits, and many other beauties will delight you. Please note that access to the coves is not possible between Porteils Beach and Ouille Beach.
Le Racou