Bourdaines Beach

Bourdaines Beach is a bit of an insider’s beach – the sort of spot you share with friends. Quieter than its neighbours, Le Penon and Les Estagnots, it is spacious and peaceful all year round. The best way to get there is by bike; it has been specially refurbished to make it easily accessible via cycle paths from the holiday homes, the campsite or the holiday village.

intimate and laid-back

Les Bourdaines beach is more secluded and unspoilt; here you can breathe deeply and admire the endless ocean. The Les Bourdaines neighbourhood has a slightly exotic and laid-back feel, with its shaded alleyways and quaint little houses. In the 1970s, it was known as the “Greek village”. It’s a peaceful neighbourhood, directly connected to the beach, and it’s lovely to explore on foot or by bike. It’s also near Les Bourdaines that you’ll find the Le Tube theatre.

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THE BEACH: PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Beach bar and restaurant
Surf schools
Toilets
Smoke-free beach
Zero-waste beach

First-aid post
Bike racks
Free car park
Leisure and relaxation area

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the leisure area

Les Bourdaines

Behind the dune, the large leisure area has recently been refurbished and replanted. You can stroll or cycle along it at your leisure, stopping to rest, watch the children playing in the playground, the tennis players, or the athletes training in the fitness area.