Central Beach in Yport - France
Information on the Central Beach in Yport (France)
Description and location of the Central Beach in Yport (76111)
Our opinion on the Central Beach
Yport Centrale Beach is made up of pebbles. In the high season, July and August, swimming is supervised. There are also some beach huts and colourful boats that recall the past of this former fishing village whose maritime tradition is celebrated every year on August 15, the gala of the sea and painting.
The beach is also equipped with a beach-volley court.
Note that swimming is difficult at low tide because of the rocks and the sea weed that make access difficult to the sea. However, the setting is beautiful and Yport with its central beach is a unique place on the Normandy Coast.
Dogs are not allowed on the beach (in the summer season).
Characteristics of the Central Beach
Type of beach
- Creek
- Shade
- Lawn
- Pebbles
- Sand
- Cement
Equipment on the beach
- Handicap accessible
- Swimming pool
- Kids Club
- Shower
- Mattress rental
- Free parking
- Payed parking
- Paddle boats
- Lifeguards in season
- Restaurants
- WC
Recreation
- Beach volleyball
- Nautical Center
- Sand Yachting
- Nursery
- Fishing
- Nautical sports
- Surfing
- Scuba diving
- Kitesurfing
Location
- Difficult access
- Nude beach
- Wild beach
- Near city center
Miscellaneous
- Barbecues permitted
- Dogs allowed
- Smoke-free beach
Photos of the Central Beach
On the beach, there are beach huts with a playground for children.
At low tide, numerous rocks are uncovered on this beach.
Near the casino, a few boats bring a picturesque touch to this Normandy beach. At low tide, some sandbanks are uncovered.
On the right, you can see the beach at Fecamp which is close by (but access is prohibited by the sea because of frequent landslides).
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