Plage de Mers-les-Bains

Plage de Mers-les-Bains is a charming seaside resort town situated between two cliffs. The town is known for its historical Belle Epoch and Art Nouveau buildings that line the beach, adding to its picturesque charm. The beach itself is composed of pebbles, with numerous cabanas and decking areas that facilitate easy walking. The beachfront is also characterized by chalk rocks, adding to the natural beauty of the area. The clarity and cleanliness of the water at Plage de Mers-les-Bains contribute to the overall appeal of the beach. In terms of amenities, Plage de Mers-les-Bains is well-equipped to cater to the needs of its visitors. Public showers and toilets are readily accessible. Additionally, the vicinity of the beach is dotted with a variety of boutiques and restaurants, providing ample options for shopping and dining. Parking facilities are available along the beach and are also free of charge in the city centre. However, it's worth noting that the presence of parking facilities along the beachfront has been considered by some as somewhat detracting from the natural beauty of the area. While the beach can be easily accessed, reaching the cliffside area may prove to be a bit challenging due to a lack of clear markings. Despite this, the effort is often rewarded with breathtaking views. Visitors should, however, be cautious of the presence of venomous snakes in the area. Plage de Mers-les-Bains is typically a quiet town, with the tranquility being more pronounced outside of the tourist season when the town tends to become more dormant at night. An interesting feature of the town's weekly schedule is the market day which is held every Thursday.