Key facts
Activity in Sainte-Maxime at the easternmost beach of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, featuring fine sand and certified bathing water quality.
- Swimming area with fine sand, rocks for fishing, and facilities including a restaurant, parking, and toilets.
- Open all year round, free access. Lifeguard station open from 26 June to 30 August.
- Wheelchair accessible with assistance. Dogs are not allowed.
About
The easternmost beach on the Saint-Tropez peninsula!
A few rocks for fishing for small crabs, fine sand through turquoise water... A wild beach just the way we like them.
Two areas along the municipality's coastline are open to dogs year-round, namely:
the city centre dog beach: this is a section of the city centre beach located opposite the Préconil bridge; ;
the land-based part of Pointe des Sardinaux (except July and August): this natural site (Sensitive Natural Area) is a space for exchanges for many dogs.
On the beaches of the City Centre (with the exception of the aforementioned area), Oursins, Nartelle, Garonnette and the southern end of Pointe des Sardinaux, they are prohibited all year round.
Dogs must be kept on a leash and their waste must be picked up. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed on all beaches.
The first aid station will be open from June 26 to August 30, 2026. Opening hours: 10am to 6pm in June and 10am to 7pm in July and August.
- Languages spoken: French
- Animals : Not accepted
- Environment : On the outskirts of the city, public transport stop within 500m, bus stop within 500m
Prices
Free access.
Schedules
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From 01/01/26 to 31/12/26
- Monday : Open
- Tuesday : Open
- Wednesday : Open
- THURSDAY : Open
- Friday : Open
- SATURDAY : Open
- Sunday : Open
Contact
55-121 Avenue du Croiseur Léger le Malin
83120 Sainte-Maxime
83120 Sainte-Maxime
