Plage de Porto-Novo, France - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Plage de Porto-Novo is a secluded beach located in the southern regions. It is known for its clear water and fine sand. The beach is surrounded by rocky coasts on both sides, adding to its natural beauty. Despite its beauty, the beach is not overcrowded, even during the highest season. This might be due to the fact that it is a bit difficult to reach by land. It requires a minimum of a 30-minute hike, which can extend to 45 minutes on really hot days. However, it is perfect for mooring close to the beach. The beach offers good shelter from winds from the southern regions, including the mistral. The beach has a parking lot, which tends to fill up during sunny days. Despite its natural beauty, the beach might not be the best spot for snorkeling as it can be pretty boring. Also, the presence of boats might sometimes spoil the tranquility of the beach.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beauty and seclusion of the beach, with its clear water, fine sand, and surrounding natural features being particularly appreciated. The beach is also noted for its shelter from winds and the opportunity for exploration near the beach. However, visitors complain about the difficulty in reaching the beach by land, the presence of algae, and occasional overcrowding by boats.