Central Beach in Hardelot-Plage - France

We are near the first-aid station (place Louis Cordonnier) and we are looking toward the North (Equihen-Plage). The seafront is very well landscaped with a dam promenade.

The beach stretches over several kilometers toward the south. We find pedestrian promenades with access to the beach by stairs.

The beach is vast and at low tide becomes a real playing field for sand yachts. To the left of this photo is the first-aid station (lifeguard zone is 600 meters around here).

To the south, the beach extends to Ste-Cécile-Plage (about six kilometers long from the beach).

Going to the north, the beach becomes quickly wild.

The seafront is very nice with a few old houses (in the center of the photo).

In the summer, lifeguards look after this beach. We also find an elevator (to the right of the photo) for those who are handicapped (there are also stairs) and toilets can also be found here.

To the right, is the exit for the lift (reserved for the handicapped). A nice pedestrian walk with cafes is located along the walk.

Behind the avenue which borders the beach, we find a skate park and a play area for children. Notice the beautiful houses.