Plage Sud

Plage Sud is a beach situated in Soorts-Hossegor, a town in the Landes department of Aquitaine, France. The beach is nestled between the port of Capbreton and the city center of Hossegor, in an area known as Point d'Or. The beach is characterized by a large sandy stretch, and is known for its overcast skies with a possibility of thundery outbreaks. The temperatures at the beach fluctuate between 15 and 18°C and the sea conditions are often described as "agitée". Despite the varying weather conditions, the reliability of the weather forecast for Plage Sud is considered good. Visitors to Plage Sud can look forward to a range of amenities and leisure activities. The beach is also equipped with a pedestrian promenade and multiple access points via stairs, making it easily accessible to visitors. Moreover, the beach is supervised by professional lifeguards from May to October, ensuring the safety of beachgoers. A first aid station is also located next to the heliport for emergency situations. In terms of accessibility, Plage Sud can be reached from Capbreton via Boulevard des Dunes. Parking spaces are available after the Point d'Or residence, accommodating visitors who choose to drive. Despite its popularity, particularly among surfers, Plage Sud can get quite crowded, especially during the summer. Nonetheless, the beach's appeal remains undiminished, attracting a steady stream of visitors each year.