Plage du Sana is a tranquil beach nestled in the coastal town of Banyuls-sur-Mer, located in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of the Languedoc-Roussillon region in France. This hidden gem is situated next to Plage des Elmes and near the Centre Hélio Marin. It is revered for its serene environment and stunning expanse of sand, making it a quiet retreat from the more bustling beaches in the area.
The beach is characterized by a mixture of sand and stones, offering a unique beach experience to its visitors. It is framed by vineyards and small cliffs along the Vermeille coast, contributing to its picturesque charm. The water at Plage du Sana is known for its cleanliness and clarity, offering a home to small fish that can be easily spotted upon stepping in the water. A unique feature of the beach is a deeper water section, providing an opportunity for those interested in diving or jumping in.
Despite the lack of supervision during the summer, the beach is a favored spot due to its accessibility. It can be easily reached by wheelchairs and strollers, making it a suitable choice for families or individuals with mobility constraints. The beach is conveniently located on the passage of the coastal path, providing an ideal stop for rest during a coastal walk.
The beach offers a jumping platform in the middle of the water, adding a touch of adventure for its visitors. Parking is conveniently available right in front of the beach, enhancing its accessibility. To reach Plage du Sana from Port Vendres, visitors can take the D914 road towards Banyuls. Before reaching the seaside resort, a large bend by the sea leads to the Centre Hélio Marin, where parking is available on the side of the road. The road then descends towards the beach.
In addition to the main beach, there are small secluded coves nearby that are frequented by naturists, providing a more private beach experience. However, no specific facilities or activities are mentioned for the beach.
