Plage d'En Baux

Plage d'En Baux, situated in Port-Vendres, France, is a hidden gem in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of the Languedoc-Roussillon region. This beach is nestled between Reguers Point and Cap Gros, providing a picturesque setting with cliffs and small fishing coves. It is a pebble beach with patches of sand and is recognized for its clear waters. The beach is not widely known, often frequented by locals rather than tourists. Its natural beauty and serenity make it an ideal location for those seeking tranquility. However, it is important to note that the beach is unsupervised, so visitors are advised to exercise caution, particularly during windy weather. For those interested in marine life, Plage d'En Baux is a popular spot for snorkelling and scuba diving, thanks to its calm conditions and rich underwater ecosystem. The beach also offers a suitable environment for picnics, although visitors are reminded to clean up their waste to preserve the area's cleanliness. Despite its peaceful ambiance, the beach can get crowded during peak seasons. The descent to the beach is steep, but not overly challenging, contributing to the sense of adventure for visitors. However, this may not make it the most suitable beach for families with young children. Additionally, the beach is not dog-friendly, and due to the presence of sharp rocks and pebbles, visitors are advised to wear beach shoes for comfort and safety. Access to Plage d'En Baux is from a roadside path, followed by a set of stairs. There are a few parking spaces available along the road. To reach the beach from the nearby town of Collioure, visitors can head towards Port-Vendres. Upon reaching a roundabout at the entrance of the town, a left turn will lead towards the beach.