Plage de La Baule

Plage de La Baule is a beautiful, expansive beach located in La Baule-Escoublac, Loire-Atlantique, Pays de la Loire, France. It is recognized for its clean, fine sandy shores that stretch for 5 km, making it one of the longest coasts in Europe. The beach extends along the main artery of the town and continues to the neighboring towns of Pornichet to the east and Pouliguen to the west. The beach is situated in a seaside resort nestled between the salt marshes of Guérande and the Loire River. This position makes it a popular destination in the Loire-Atlantique department and southern Brittany, particularly during the summer months. Visitors can enjoy scenic views, relax on the beach, and explore the bustling beachfront filled with activity. In terms of amenities, Plage de La Baule is well-equipped for visitors' comfort and convenience. It features a free public toilet and is lined with numerous high-quality restaurants providing a variety of dining options. Safety is a priority at this beach, making it an ideal spot for summer enjoyment. Despite its popularity, Plage de La Baule is not typically crowded, offering a more relaxed and peaceful environment for visitors. It is easily accessible, located conveniently close to a train station. A map is also available that showcases the different beaches in La Baule-Escoublac, helping visitors navigate the area and access more details about specific beaches.