Between the beaches of Canon and La Mine, there is a rocky coastline frequented at low tide mainly by shore fishermen. The beach of Madoreau is one of these beaches, the nearest to the port of Jard sur Mer. The beach itself has no interest in our opinion (big pebbles, rocky slabs, very difficult for swimming ...). People come mainly for fishing. Further to the west are the Légère beach (access via the route Légère) and the beach of Ragounite (access by the street of the same name). The latter is bordered by a pine forest and is the favourite picnic spot of the locals (depending on the time of the year, it is possible to find some sand).
Note that near the beach of Madoreau, there is an area for camping-cars.
Access to this beach is via the route de Madoreau. Difficult to park, but on the other hand, there is a small carpark at the end of the street of Paradis aux Anes (the beach is called Légère beach but it is the same).
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