Plage de Kairon is a picturesque sandy beach located in the commune of Saint-Pair-sur-Mer in the Manche department of Normandy, France. The beach is located to the south of the town and the Thar estuary. It extends towards the south, connecting with other beaches, and to the north along a promenade dike towards the Thar estuary.
The natural beauty of Plage de Kairon is a major draw for visitors. The vast sandy expanse offers breathtaking views of Granville and, on clear days, the sight extends to Chausey. The shallow sandy beach reflects the sunlight, displaying a stunning gradient of colours from turquoise to deep blue. The beach is also known for its spectacular sunsets, each offering a unique spectacle that attracts nature lovers and photographers.
Plage de Kairon is a hub of activities. It provides opportunities for various activities including swimming, wind surfing, and beach surfing. There's also a naturally filled seawater pool at St Pair sur Mer for swimming. The beach is a popular spot for clam fishing at low tide. Horse trotting is another activity that can be enjoyed at the beach, with horses accessing the beach at Carolles.
In terms of amenities, Plage de Kairon offers a launching ramp for motorised vehicles and windsurfing boards during the summer months. However, the beach does not have any specific type of equipment or leisure activities mentioned. The beach also features a pleasant promenade for pedestrians.
During the summer, Plage de Kairon can get crowded, but it remains a popular spot for swimming. Parking at the beach can be challenging during this period due to the surrounding residential area. Despite this, the beach's natural beauty and array of activities make it a must-visit destination in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer.
