Plage de Broussas

Plage de Broussas is a large and scenic beach situated in the town of Royère-de-Vassivière, on the shores of Lac de Vassivière, in Creuse, France. It is recognized as the second largest beach on the Creusoises shores of the lake and is located on the Broussas peninsula. The beach is well-known for its natural beauty, and visitors can explore the local fauna and flora of the lake and its surroundings. The area is also known for its cleanliness, creating a pleasant atmosphere for visitors. Plage de Broussas is surrounded by a lake and a fishing area, making it ideal for those who enjoy water activities and nature. One of the key features of Plage de Broussas is its diverse amenities. The beach features a multi-sports field and a large wooden castle designed for children, making it a family-friendly destination. There is also a beach restaurant available for visitors to enjoy food and drinks. For those interested in water sports, the beach offers rental services for canoes, paddleboards, and mountain bikes. One side of the beach is dedicated to supervised swimming during the summer and provides various water sports activities such as canoeing, pedal boating, and paddleboarding. Accessibility is a priority at Plage de Broussas. Upon request, a tiralo, a type of beach wheelchair, is available, making the beach accessible for all visitors. The beach also provides easy car parking for those who are driving. Plage de Broussas is accessible by car, bicycle, and boat taxis. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a balance of being busy and peaceful. It offers tranquility during the off-season while hosting activities during the summer months. The beach is open from 11 am to 6 pm and has a lifeguard presence, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors.