Saint Cyprien Beach in Lecci - France

At the exit of Cirindinu hamlet, one can see the Gulf of Saint Cyprien stretching to Porto-Vecchio. The pond of Arasu is in the foreground on the left (the wildest part). The bay ends with the estate of ​​Cala Rossa.

Northern area of St. Cyprian Beach from the main car park (the wildest beach):

The northern area of ​​St Cyprien Beach (from the car park at the pond of Arasu) marks ta break between the large beach of the city centre and its many activities and the wild beach. The private estate of Cala Rossa is in the background.

This totally wild northern area stretches for 1.5 km with, in the background, the ponds of Arasu. It is perfect for those wishing to escape the crowd. Access is at the main car park on the left.

The tip of San Ciprianu Island opposite the tip of Arasu is on the right in this photo. This beautiful bay has fine white sand and turquoise water.

Even in summer, the northern area of ​​San Ciprianu Beach is not busy.

It is early in the north area of this beach. One can see the beginning of the dock from the main beach. The estate of ​​Cala Rossa is on the left.

Southern area of ​​St. Cyprien Beach from the main car park (the most popular and touristic beach):

The southern area of this beach (from the main car park) is the main area. There are several aid stations, many private beaches, straw huts and water activities.

The beach is very narrow in places. On the left of the photo, there is an aid station (open in summer). One can also see a private beach with mattress rentals.

In the southern part, there are several huts with restaurants and mattress rentals.

This gulf has very clear water. San Ciprianu Island is in the distance on the left.

This is the main entrance where there is a car park.