Bregancon Creek in Bormes-les-Mimosas - France

This creek is very small. On the left of the photo we can see the rocks we have to cross to get to the creek.

Look at the clear water! This little creek is difficult to get to and is little frequented (only three people were there when we came).

From the surroundings of this creek we have a great view of the fort Bregançon.

This creek is made up of gravel contrary to its neighbors.

A few photos to illustrate access to this creek:

After passing in front of the fort, we must travel along the coast. The first step is to cross the rocks seen in this photo. It's pretty easy when the sea is calm, but you have to stay on the edge of the water.

Then we find bigger rocks. You have to jump from one to the other.

Next we arrive to a swimming area composed of smooth rocks. This is where we found the first big difficulty (the right side of the photo – we zoomed in on the next photo).

The first difficulty is to jump between these two rocks (about 1 meter apart and about 80 cm of water). Then you have to climb the rocks on the opposite shore. Note that it's even more difficult to return.