Gigaro, a naturally beautiful place, whose fame is well known! Steeped in history with the landing of the allies, it has also been used in many films. It marks the entrance of the Cap Lardier Estate which is carefully managed and protected by the Port Cros National Park. You can walk along the coastal path that will lead you from coves to beaches, wonderful and wild. For the more curious, do not miss the Marine Trail, which is a 20 minutes walk away Plage de Jovat. Gigaro offers a superb view on the “Îles d’Or”, and magnificent sunsets. A dreamy setting!
Practical information: lifeguard station, showers, toilets, blue flag award, handiplage, free summer shuttle/ parking (depending on season) Services: shops, restaurants, watersports
Dogs are allowed on all beaches from 10.00 pm to 7.00 am on a lead, but are not allowed in the bathing area
Supervised beach
Swimming is supervised by lifeguards from June to September . Please respect the flag signs for the safety and serenity of all : Swimming is supervised and does not present any particular danger. Swimming is supervised but dangerous. Swimming is prohibited.
Beach restaurants
Feeling really hungry? Peckish? A foodie? Wine lover? Fancy a tasting or a sharing a platter… You will find a wonderful choice of cuisine among our bars and restaurants : traditional, Italian cuisine, grills, gastronomic restaurants,take-aways. You can dine with a sea view in renowned establishments with starred chefs… Depending on what you fancy, from breakfast to dinner, an aperitif or drinks afterwork. Bon appetit and enjoy!
Shuttle
From June 1st to September 30th, take advantage of the free shuttle service that will allow you to travel between the village and the beaches : Débarquement, Gigaro, Sylvabelle, Heraclée… without worrying about traffic or parking! They are free and run non-stop from 8am to 8pm, 7 days/7.
Parking
From June 1st to September 30th, parking by the sea is charged from 9.00 am to 7.00 pm. No need to look for coins, wait at the metre : use the Paybyphone app.
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