Located on the Atlantic coast, not far from La Rochelle and facing Ile de Ré, Aix and Oleron islands—from the beach you can see Fort Bayard—this three kilometre long stretch of sandy beach is made even more attractive by the century-old resort town that’s noted for its Belle Epoque architecture.
In July and August there are plenty of activities for children of all ages, as well as for adults (including beach volleyball).
It has a ‘Handiplage’ award of excellence for catering for people with disabilities, including amphibious wheelchairs.