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Pins Penchés Beach in Carqueiranne - France
Information on the Pins Penchés Beach in Carqueiranne (France)
Description and location of the Pins Penchés Beach in Carqueiranne (83320)
Our opinion on the Pins Penchés Beach
Pins Penchés Beachin Carqueiranne is located left of the port of Salettes. This small beach is charming with pine trees bent over by the mistral, providing welcome shade in summer. Several small sand and gravel coves are available. There are also many rocks. The place is very nice because it is away from the road. The peninsula of Giens is on the left in the distance. There are also toilets on this beach. Swimming is difficult due to rocks but children like the place to catch the treasures of the Mediterranean.
This beach is accessible from the port of Salettes via the path of Salettes through the pine forest. A staircase leads to the beach. There are also swimming areas on the path of Beau Rivage on Beau Rivage Beach, which is for us equivalent to the Pins Penchés.
Characteristics of the Pins Penchés 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 Pins Penchés Beach
This is the beginning of the beach, at the port. The first beach in this picture is the broadest. There is a shower.
There are several small sand and gravel coves surrounded by rocks and pine trees. The setting is beautiful but swimming not always easy...
This beach leaning pine trees provide shade in summer. Children love to come there to pick up small crabs among the rocks.
The port of Carqueiranne is in the background and Pins Penchés Beach on the right (along the wall).
The view of the bay of Salettes in Carqueiranne from these small coves is beautiful.
This beach in Carqueiranne, a mixture of sand, gravel and rocks, is popular in summer.
There is a large boules pitch and a hut of Leaning Pines boules in the shade above.
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