Plage Suzette

Plage Suzette is a small, serene beach nestled in Lanton, Gironde, in the Aquitaine region of France. This quaint little beach, situated along the Arcachon Bay in the hamlet of Cassy, is known for its tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty. The beach is characterized by its sandy and muddy terrain, offering a unique experience for beachgoers. It is typically not crowded, providing a peaceful and quiet beach experience. Swimming is possible at Plage Suzette, but only during high tide. At low tide, the beach transforms into a playground for both adults and children. Despite the tranquility and lack of crowds, visitors should note that the beach is not supervised by lifeguards. Plage Suzette is surrounded by tamarisk trees and boasts stunning views across the bay. This beach is not only a great spot for sunbathing but also offers a picturesque setting for a beachside meal. The beach is equipped with several amenities, including toilets, showers, and a picnic area. There are also a few shaded areas under the trees for those seeking respite from the sun. However, it's important to note that the beach is not accessible to people with reduced mobility. The beach also has parking facilities for visitors. However, parking is only permitted until 10 pm. This rule is strictly enforced to maintain the peaceful nature of the beach. To reach Plage Suzette from Andernos les Bains, visitors should take the departmental road (Avenue de la République) towards Audenge. After the oyster port of Cassy, the first road on the right (Avenue de Californie) leads to the beach. Despite its relative lack of popularity, Plage Suzette is a charming beach that offers a pleasant, serene experience. It's the perfect spot for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle.