Plage de la Savane

Plage de la Savane is a scenic beach located in the resort town of Capbreton, France. It is one of three beaches situated in the southern region of the resort. The beach is known for its impressive natural characteristics, including its expansive sandy shores and unique dunes. It is also notable for its World War II-era structures, or blockhouses, which add a historic touch to the beach's landscape. To reach the beach, visitors must ascend a large sand dune, which is easily accessible via a staircase. Upon reaching the top of the dune, visitors are greeted with a panoramic view of the ocean and the mini-villas that line the dune. The beach extends from the lifeguard station and sports rehabilitation center on the right to the blockhouse on the left. Plage de la Savane is particularly popular among surfers due to its favorable waves. During the summer months, a designated swimming area is marked for safety purposes. The beach is also suitable for children, especially during low tide when the water is shallow, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for play. In addition to its natural beauty, Plage de la Savane offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable visit. These include showers for rinsing off after a swim or surf session, and a bar located nearby for refreshments. Visitors are also encouraged to contribute to the cleanliness of the beach by picking up after themselves. The beach is conveniently located near a large, free parking lot, situated approximately 50 meters away. This easy access, combined with its natural charm and available amenities, makes Plage de la Savane a popular choice among both locals and tourists.