Cap Martin

Quiet Viewpoint Nature Trail

Between Menton and Monaco, Cap Martin offers a beautiful escape along the coastline of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. Its coastal path, also known as the Le Corbusier trail, winds for around 5 km past pine trees, rocky cliffs and little coves, with lovely views over the Mediterranean. Along the way, visitors can also discover remarkable examples of modern architecture: Villa E-1027, designed by Eileen Gray and Jean Badovici between 1926 and 1929, and the famous Cabanon, built by Le Corbusier in 1952. It is a unique place where nature, seaside relaxation and architecture come together in an exceptional setting. The descriptions provided are for guidance only and are not exhaustive. Access conditions, trail difficulty, required equipment, swimming opportunities, as well as opening hours and visiting arrangements at heritage sites may vary depending on the season, weather conditions or local regulations. To help preserve these places, please respect the environment and local rules. Before setting out, check the latest information with tourist offices, official websites or specialist sources.

Here right now 4%

Estimate - no recent reports

Where does this figure come from?

Visitors on site report how busy it is, anonymously and only from the place itself. Those reports take precedence over everything else.

With no recent report, the crowd level is estimated from the kind of place, the time, the day, the season, the weather and school holidays.

The percentage compares the people there to the place's capacity:

Quiet < 35%
Busy 35 – 75%
Very busy 75 – 100%
Overflowing > 100%

Above 100%, the place is taking in more people than it can hold: visitors on site reported it as overflowing.

From the place itself only