Plage Ranc

Plage Ranc is a serene sandy beach nestled in the town of Ramatuelle, situated in the Var department of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA) region in France. Known for its tranquility and natural beauty, this beach offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the more popular beaches in the area.

The beach is small and hidden, providing a peaceful sunbathing experience to its visitors. It is recognized for its secluded spots and offers a clear view of the surrounding area. However, the beach also poses a challenge for swimmers due to the presence of numerous rocks in the sea. Despite this, the beach is often visited by boats.

Plage Ranc is enveloped by a preserved environment along the Cap Taillat, contributing to its reputation as a location of unspoiled natural beauty. The beach gained recognition when it was used as a filming location for the beach scenes in a 1969 film.

Reaching Plage Ranc requires a bit of a trek, as it is only accessible by foot. The road leading to the beach is closed to vehicles, which adds to its seclusion and tranquility. Visitors can get to Plage Ranc by walking from the parking area, crossing the Cap Taillat beach, and taking the stairs on the right side. The journey from the parking area to the beach takes approximately 40 minutes.

Despite its secluded location, Plage Ranc is not typically overcrowded, especially when compared to the nearby beaches. This makes it a preferred choice for visitors seeking a quieter beach experience. There are a number of beaches in the Ramatuelle area, and Plage Ranc stands out for its less crowded atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings.