Plage des Sableaux

Plage des Sableaux is a picturesque beach located in Noirmoutier-en-l'Île, a commune in the Vendée department of the Pays de la Loire region in France. The beach is situated on the island of Noirmoutier, south of the pointe Saint-Pierre, and is enveloped by the Bois de la Chaise, a nearby forest. It is known for its remarkable beauty and tranquil setting, making it a popular destination for tourists. The natural characteristics of Plage des Sableaux contribute to its allure. The beach is characterized by its enclosed beachfront, gentle waves, and fine-grained golden sand. The clear, tranquil waters are further enhanced by the presence of towering rocks and a nearby nature reserve. At low tide, the beach appears even larger, adding to its charm. The beach is also the only supervised beach on the island during July and August. This makes it a safe spot for swimming and other water activities. From October to April, kitesurfing is allowed, offering a varied range of activities for visitors. In terms of amenities, Plage des Sableaux offers a pool on the beach where swimming lessons are provided. Additionally, the beach has a selection of food and beverage options for visitors to enjoy, contributing to the cosy, French beach atmosphere. Access to the beach can be obtained from various points, with the most convenient being at the end of Rue de la Barbauderie, which is a continuation of Rue des Sableaux. Despite its popularity, Plage des Sableaux manages to maintain a peaceful atmosphere, and it does not get overly crowded. There is no specific information provided about the parking facilities at Plage des Sableaux.