Plage du Vahidy

Plage du Vahidy is a picturesque beach nestled in the district of Saint-Julien in Quiberon, France. This southernmost beach in the district is characterized by its small size, making it a quaint and peaceful destination for visitors. The beach features a unique mix of sand, pebbles, and rocks, contributing to its distinctive charm. The sand at Plage du Vahidy is fairly fine, making it an ideal spot for building sandcastles. The beach is also punctuated with rocks that are suitable for fishing. Its gentle slope leads to clear water that provides an excellent view of the marine life and the seabed. The beach is sheltered within a bay, making it a favored spot during the vacation season. Despite its popularity, the beach is not overly crowded, offering a serene environment to its visitors. The beach is accessible via a small paved path, which can be reached by taking the D768 from the center of Quiberon towards Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron, turning right on Rue de la Vierge, and then making another right turn at the end of the street. The path of the Douaniers, leading to several small coves and beaches, is also an attractive exploration route for visitors. Plage du Vahidy offers a free car park for visitors, making it convenient for those who prefer to drive. This beach also provides toilet facilities for the comfort of its visitors. In terms of amenities, several small shops and a number of campsites are located in the vicinity. Despite concerns about the presence of a sewage treatment plant nearby and criticisms about the management of algae on the beach, Plage du Vahidy remains a beloved spot for both locals and tourists.