Plage d'Eyrac

Plage d'Eyrac is a public beach in the city of Arcachon, within the Gironde department in the Aquitaine region of France. The beach is nestled between Arcachon's marina and the Eyrac pier in the basin of Arcachon, providing picturesque views of the surrounding area. Stretching between 600 to 800 meters in length, Plage d'Eyrac is known for its calm sea and fine sand, offering a serene environment for visitors. The beach is particularly popular for its breathtaking views of both sunrise and sunset, enhancing the overall scenic beauty of the place. Despite its popularity, the beach is spacious enough to prevent overcrowding, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy without feeling cramped. It is also adjacent to boats, adding to its unique charm. However, it should be noted that the beach can sometimes have a significant amount of seaweed. The beach is well-maintained throughout the year, including during the winter season. One of its notable features is the pedestrian walkway on the sand, which connects the marina to the city center. This makes for a pleasant walk for visitors, allowing them to soak in the tranquil atmosphere of Plage d'Eyrac. Despite its appeal, Plage d'Eyrac is not commercialized, with the waterfront mainly lined with beautiful villas. It should also be noted that swimming at the beach is not supervised. For those visiting by car, two parking areas are available. One is located near the Eyrac dike, while the other is situated at the marina. This makes it convenient for visitors to access the beach and enjoy their time at Plage d'Eyrac.