Plage Océane

Plage Océane is a beautiful and serene beach located in the Médoc region. It is known for its large expanse of sand and a splendid view that captivates its visitors. The beach is unique for its wild and untouched natural characteristics, often compared to the Wild West of Médoc. Despite its beauty, the beach remains quiet and uncrowded, even during the high season. The beach is divided into two areas: a textile area and a well-identified naturist area. Both areas are equally accessible and are quietly supervised, ensuring a peaceful and comfortable environment for all visitors. Getting to Plage Océane is relatively easy. Visitors can park their vehicles for free and then take a short walk to reach the beach. However, it's important to note that the beach may not be accessible to everyone due to its wild nature. Visitors are advised to bring something to quench their thirst as they explore this gem. One notable characteristic of Plage Océane is its strong current. While this adds to the wild charm of the beach, visitors are advised to be cautious when swimming or engaging in water activities.