Le Petit Train Pignes, Tourist trackless train in Sainte-Maxime, France.
Le Petit Train Pignes operates as a trackless sightseeing train that takes passengers on guided tours through the streets and coastal areas of Sainte-Maxime, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline and local landmarks during its 45-minute journey.
The trackless train service was established to provide tourists with an accessible way to explore Sainte-Maxime's historical sites, including the ancient Semaphore station that once served as a maritime communication point and the defensive Gaumont Castle.
This tourist train serves as a cultural ambassador for Sainte-Maxime, featuring multilingual commentary that educates visitors about local traditions, architectural heritage, and the town's evolution from a fishing village to a popular Côte d'Azur resort destination.
The train operates daily from 11:00 to 22:00 with tickets priced at €10 for adults and €6 for children, departing from Port Parking near Avenue Charles de Gaulle, and accepts various payment methods including cash, cards, and checks.
Unlike traditional trains, Le Petit Train Pignes features pet-friendly policies and wheelchair accessibility while following flexible routes that can be adapted to showcase seasonal events or special points of interest throughout Sainte-Maxime.
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