La Capte Beach

Water sports
Beach / Bathing Area

Trav. de l'Arrogante, La Capte, 83400 Hyères

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It stretches along the tombolo is arm sand which makes the connection between the mainland and the peninsula of Giens, near the charming village Picks where you can find many small shops. The beach is nearly 4 km and the water is shallow. A hundred and fifty meters away, across the road from Giens, you will have the opportunity to observe many birds saline, especially flamingos.

It stretches along the tombolo est, the sandy arm that links the mainland with the Giens peninsula, near the charming village of La Capte, where you'll find numerous small shops. The beach is almost 4 kilometers long, with shallow waters. It offers a breathtaking view over the entire bay of Hyères. It is well sheltered from the mistral (wind from the west). Quite busy in summer, it offers a different face in the off-season, becoming The Place To Be for picnics on sunny spring days.