Plage de La Pointe Espagnole
France · Nouvelle-Aquitaine
What riders say
Strong currents in the baïnes regularly carry bathers out to sea, stay cautious even while kiting.
Only navigate during rising tide to avoid drifting out to sea.
10-minute walking access from the parking lot, 2m height barrier for vehicles.
Naturist zone nearby, respect the dedicated spaces.
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The La Pointe Espagnole beach, located in La Tremblade on the Côte Sauvage, is the first beach coming from Ronce-les-Bains. Facing directly west towards the Atlantic Ocean, it is bordered by dunes and pine forests that stretch as far as the eye can see. Access is via a 460-meter sandy path from the parking lot, giving the spot a wild and preserved feel.
It is a renowned place for kitesurfing and surfing, with a vast area to navigate. Naturism is tolerated in a specific zone, and dogs are allowed on a leash outside of the surveillance season. In summer, the beach is monitored, but the atmosphere remains calm, away from the crowds.
In the distance, one can see the island of Oléron, and the forest of La Coubre invites for a walk before or after a session.
Sources :plages.tv · royanatlantique.fr · tripadvisor.fr · cparici.com · infiniment-charentes.com
