Virgin Island's Beach, France - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Virgin Island's Beach is a natural beauty located on a peninsula. The beach is known for its breathtaking views and raw, natural beauty. The path to the beach is quite adventurous, often described as breaking through a 'jungle'. However, it's worth noting that the path can be quite dangerous and heavily eroded, making it unsuitable for small children or pushchairs. The beach itself is currently inaccessible due to fencing by authorities, but the surrounding area offers a lovely coastal path for a nice walk or a spectacular hike. The hike around the peninsula, starting from the beach's parking area, is approximately 14km long and offers stunning views of the bay and the water. Despite the beach's inaccessibility, the natural beauty of the area makes it a worthwhile visit.

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Amenities

Virgin Island's Beach amenities include parking.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Virgin Island's Beach include Saint Hernot and Label Crêpe.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the breathtaking views and natural beauty of the area, particularly when viewed from the hill overlooking the beach. Many visitors also enjoyed the challenging hikes around the peninsula. However, there were complaints about the beach being inaccessible and the paths being heavily eroded and potentially dangerous.