South Beach in Hardelot-Plage - France

Information on the South Beach in Hardelot-Plage (France)

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Description and location of the South Beach in Hardelot-Plage (62152)

Map of the south Beach in Hardelot

Our opinion on the South Beach

Adresse of the South Beach : Bd de la Mer 62152 Neufchâtel-Hardelot

At the end of boulevard de la Mer, we find Sud Beach in Hardelot. The continuation of Centrale Beach, only the closest area to the first-aid station is lifeguarded in the summer. Going toward the south (end of boulevard de la Mer, not that we find access to the beach from a little path, other accesses are by stairs) the zone becomes more preserved. There is no longer the road; we only have a pedestrian walk with buildings and it is less frequented in the summer. Going south, we can join the water center (about 500 meters).

This beach is accessible from avenue François I (parking nearby) or by avenue Foch then take a left onto boulevard de la Mer.

Characteristics of the South 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 South Beach

We are at the extreme south of the promenade dam near boulevard de la Mer. This part is at the limit with the lifeguarded zone.

South beach in Hardelot and pedestrian promenade

Going toward the north, the beach is very urban with many buildings. In the middle of this photo is the first-aid station.

At the extreme south of boulevard de la Mer, the beach is accessible from a ramp (handicap access).

View on the nautical center from the south beach in Hardelot

To the left, the environment becomes more preserved with a pedestrian walk that is not too close to the road. Note that from here we find rocks on the edge of the beach.