Plage Castellas Accès 66

Plage Castellas Accès 66, located in the city of Sète, in the region of Languedoc-Roussillon, France, is a beach known for its natural beauty and tranquility. This sandy beach is situated on the Lido along the Thau lagoon, making it the last beach in Sète. It is closer to Marseillan-Plage, which is approximately 4 kilometers away, compared to the city center of Sète, which is around 10 kilometers distant. The beach is particularly popular during the summer months, thanks in part to its close proximity to a local campsite. Despite its popularity, it is known for being less crowded in the middle of August due to the mistral winds that often occur during this time of the year. Plage Castellas Accès 66 is notable for its extensive parking facilities, provided by the local municipality, which make it easily accessible for visitors. The beach is supervised during the peak summer period, adding an extra layer of safety for beach-goers. In addition to its sandy stretch, the beach is bordered by a wooded area, adding to its natural appeal. A cycling path runs alongside the beach, connecting it with other beaches in Sète. From the beach, visitors can also enjoy views of Mont Saint Clair in the city center of Sète. Despite the peaceful setting, potential visitors should be aware that the tranquility of the beach can be sometimes disturbed by the sound of jetskis in the afternoon. However, this does not detract from the overall appeal of the beach, which continues to be a popular destination for those seeking a seaside retreat.