Plage Publique de Coudeville-sur-Mer

Plage Publique de Coudeville-sur-Mer, located in the commune of Coudeville-sur-Mer, is a popular beach in the Manche department of Normandy, France. It lies in the bay of Mont Saint-Michel and is flanked by the towns of Bréhal and Bréville-sur-Mer, adding to its picturesque setting. The beach is renowned for its wide sandy expanse and clear waters, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts. The beach is equipped with a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable experience for visitors. These include public restrooms, showers, and changing rooms. For a more leisurely experience, there are picnic areas as well as playgrounds for children, making Plage Publique de Coudeville-sur-Mer a family-friendly destination. The vicinity also features a variety of food and drink options. Parking facilities are available near the beach, with numerous car parks within a short walking distance. However, these can fill up during peak season, so it is recommended to arrive early or consider using other modes of transport. Reaching Plage Publique de Coudeville-sur-Mer is fairly simple. The beach is only a short drive from the town center and can be accessed via the D351 road. Public transport, such as local buses, also service the area and stop close to the beach. Despite its popularity, Plage Publique de Coudeville-sur-Mer is usually not overcrowded. It has ample space to accommodate a large number of visitors without feeling congested. However, it tends to become busier during the summer months, especially on weekends and public holidays. During these times, beachgoers can also enjoy the added benefit of lifeguard supervision. One of the unique attractions near the beach is the Havre de la Vanlée, a natural heritage site that is accessible only at low tide, further enhancing the natural charm of the area.