Plage Sud d'Euronat is a renowned naturist beach located in the town of Grayan-et-l'Hopital, in the Gironde department of Aquitaine, France. It is particularly popular among the naturist community due to its serene atmosphere and private beach experience.
This beach is nestled within a 335-hectare pine forest along the Atlantic Ocean, on the Médoc peninsula. It is divided into two main zones, the south zone near Vensac and the central zone near the Gurp area. The beach is surrounded by an exceptional natural environment, with a 1.5 km long stretch of sand that offers a perfect spot for long walks along the water's edge. Visitors can enjoy the natural elements - the water, wind, and sun, without feeling observed. Adding to the natural allure of the place, the beach also offers stunning views of the sunset.
The beach is well-maintained and provides ample space for visitors. It is patrolled by lifeguards, ensuring a safe environment for beachgoers. The beach also provides facilities for people with reduced mobility, making it accessible for everyone. However, access to the beach is not straightforward. While guests of the Euronat naturist center have direct access, other visitors must first go to the Gurp beach and then walk about 2 km south to reach the Euronat beach.
Plage Sud d'Euronat is well-equipped with amenities to enhance the comfort and convenience of its visitors. It has clean showers and toilets, and a volleyball club that operates daily. The beach is also in proximity to a commercial area with 25 shops and restaurants, where concerts, sports events, and shows take place. Additionally, Euronat has a thalassotherapy center that offers a range of treatments and personalized care, respecting the principles of naturism.
Despite its popularity, Plage Sud d'Euronat is not typically crowded, offering a serene and private beach experience. The beach offers the opportunity to dine by the sea, further enhancing the overall beach experience.
