Plage de Nauzan

Plage de Nauzan is a popular beach located in Vaux-sur-Mer, France, and shared with Saint-Palais-sur-Mer. As the largest beach in Vaux-sur-Mer, it is renowned for its fine sand, making it an idyllic spot for various beach activities such as volleyball, building sandcastles, or simply lounging under the sun. The beach's gentle slope and relatively calm waves make it suitable for those who enjoy a peaceful soak in the water. Plage de Nauzan is a family-friendly destination, offering a wide range of amenities. A paved promenade lined with shops and restaurants provides visitors with numerous dining and shopping options. The beach also features the French Sailing School of Saint-Palais-sur-Mer and a children's club, Club Mickey, which offers various activities including games and swimming. During the summer season, the beach is a hub of festivities, hosting a nighttime market every Monday and musical events every Thursday in July and August. Lifeguards supervise the beach, ensuring the safety of visitors. Plage de Nauzan is also known for its accessibility. It has three ramps for people with disabilities, and amphibious wheelchairs are available for use. Moreover, the beach is easily reachable via a pedestrian promenade that connects Saint-Palais-sur-Mer to Vaux-sur-Mer. Parking is convenient at Plage de Nauzan, with numerous free car park spaces located nearby. A designated area on the side near the cornice is reserved for paddles and boats. However, visitors should note that pets are not allowed on the beach from April 1st to September 30th. With its natural beauty, comprehensive facilities, and easy accessibility, Plage de Nauzan offers an enjoyable beach experience for visitors of all ages.