South beach
The South Beach will immediately catch your eye with its vastness. Located by the ocean, this immense beach is accessible via a specially-designed descent. If you’re visiting in July and August, there’s a well-stocked library on the beach for holidaymakers to use. The south beach is a popular surfing spot. After a day full of activities, you can make use of the public toilets and shower facilities on the lift. From your campsite, it’s a 35-minute drive to this famous beach.
Moutéou Pipiou beach
Less than a kilometer from your campsite, you’ll find the largest beach in Parentis. Take out your book and lie down on the white sand. Relax and admire the clear, sparkling water. If you’re accompanied by your children, they’ll be delighted to explore the many activities on the nearby playground. Don’t forget your volleyball for a game with the other holidaymakers, as there’s a net on the beach.
Sainte-eulalie-en-born beach
A quarter of an hour’s drive from our campsite near Sainte Eulalie en Born, you’ll find the beach at Sainte-Eulalie-en-Born. It’s a quiet, peaceful spot that promises a charming ambience. Like a cocoon, this beach is surrounded by greenery, offering a pleasant, soothing view.
Gastes beach
It’s a 12-minute drive from your Gastes campsite to this superb beach. This is a particularly family-friendly address: children will love the pirate ship on the beach. Put on your towel and soak up the sun while your children imagine exciting adventures.
La plage de Catonplanifiez
Less than 20 km from your campsite at Lac de Biscarrosse, you can spend a day at this beach in Sanguinet. Surrounded by pine trees, it offers a wild landscape enhanced by the beauty of pure water. Moderately frequented, it offers a peaceful interlude in which to recharge your batteries while enjoying a good swim. At dusk, don’t miss the postcard-perfect sunset.
Navarrosse beach
Just a 20-minute drive from your Arbre d’or campsite, you’ll find one of the region’s most famous beaches. Bordered by pine trees, this beach in Biscarrosse offers privileged shade. If you’re spending the day with the family, you won’t have to worry about your children. In fact, they can stand up for several metres.
Please note that the beaches listed below are perfectly safe. Lifeguards are on hand all summer to protect bathers. You can also enjoy a variety of water sports on the beaches and lake of Biscarrosse, including sailing, paddleboarding and canoeing. So pack your swimsuit and sunscreen and head for the golden sands!
