espiguette beach

我们今年4月去的Aigues Mortes, 我的妻子和我专门选择了一个艳阳天来这儿玩。从市区开车过来15分钟的车程,夏天的时候Espiguette沙滩上有很多人,但是4月份的时候人不多,即使那天天气不错,下午的时候也就只有几个游客。刚一到,我们花恶8欧元的停车费,我们没有在主要的停车场停车,而是开到了别的地方,这样的话我们就可以尽情的欣赏沙滩美景。沿着沙滩散步,走大约400米就可以自己野餐,走不多久你就可以看到新挂的一个牌子“天然主义”。我们不夸张,但是也不用谦虚,这个沙滩虽然算不上完全天然,但是景色确实很美,人也不多,适合野餐。一个多小时过后,沙子开始越来越热,在法国出门的时候即使什么都不带,也别忘了带太阳镜。我们最近的邻居离我们也有400米左右,所以我们可以充分享受个人空间,我强烈推荐这儿!

这是一座非常棒的开放式沙滩,绵延数公里。海水非常适合小伙子去游泳,因为水很浅。我们觉得唯一的问题是旺季来这里,交通非常拥堵,而且我们需要在离沙滩很远的地方停车,因为沙滩停车位已经满了。因为我们带着小孩子,而且还有很多行李袋和设备,所以非常不方便。

虽然我们去海滩那天是刮风而且很冷的十一月的天气,但是我能看的出来夏天这里很适合全家来度假。在这样特殊的日子里,游泳显然不行,但是很多人在放风筝!在海上还是能看到勇敢的帆板运动员也.........天气好的时候,我一定回来玩水上项目!

这里的海滩真的很棒,而且自然形成的海滩也很美。如果从蒙蒂佩尔出发到达这里,会困难些,但是我感觉是值得的。这里会给予你一个尽情有用的场所,而且如果你想散步的话,一点问题也没有。我的旅途是这样的:在蒙蒂佩尔乘坐106公交车出发,然后咋乐劳格学校下车,然后租了个自行车沿着城市靠近海滩的一侧到达的。来的公车叫很准时,请注意公车的时间。

我们喜欢这种细沙,在这个区域还有松树,非常棒,因为这里有更多的海滩空间。去这里唯一要考虑的是,。

Espiguette beach is one of the nicest places on the French Mediterranean. If you love natural beaches surrounded by pine forests you fall in love with spot.I’m pleased to see a private beach here that respects totally our environment and offers activities like paddle. We have been 4 times to this beach, the staff are friendly, the mats are well spaced out & you can have something healthy to eat or drink all day.L’0yat plage closed late every time we went which allowed us to really unwind and get the most out this beautiful beach.

Nice beach if you want a bit more space, for kites, running about, of just some more room to spread out. Nudist beach is about 1 mile to the left- be careful if you weren't expecting it!You do have to pay for the car park but worth it for the day and there is a loo as well as a little beach bar.

2 good days on this beach. 6 Euros for the parking. Had some filled baguettes from beach cafe one day and had a Macdonalds nearby on the other. Nice to walk along. Daughters shocked when we came across nudist section, initially, but soon coped. Good sand and plenty of space. Only downside was traffic queue on leaving due to roundabout 2 miles down the road. Try and leave before the masses at 5ish or stay late. Sea very pleasant but extremely cold for the Med.

I have known this beach since the 1970s and happily it has not changed apart from the improved access by car and parking "payant" .... but it is worth it to get easy access to 20 kms of sand backed by uspoilt sand dunes and then the wonderful wilderness of the Camargue, except in the remotest parts of the world this must be unique....of course if you must have beach restaurants etc. don't go but otherwise you will be hooked by its amazing grandeur and scale. In fact to call it a mere beach does not do it justice....it is a whole superb environment of its own. Sadly dogs are not allowed in season.

We visited Montpellier this August. Great dynamic city, many young people and great historic city. Definitely recommend to visit it. We had just one problem, we could find people, who spoke english and help us with some directions or explain to us about the ticket that we needed so that we can go to the beach. Initially our idea was to rent bikes and to go to the beach by bike, but the nice lady from the TAM (the transport of Montpellier) office explained to us that the bikes only can be rented with french phone number. It's not true. We tried with german one and it worked, but deposit of 300 Euro is needed to rent a bike, so be sure to bring your credit card. The second thing that we needed two days to figure it out, is that the tickets that you buy for the in-city-travel also are valid for the so called Herault transport that goes to the beach, you do not need to buy separate ticket. The easiest way to go to the beach is with Tram 3 direction Étang de l'Or and get off at the last station and then take the Herault bus, it stops on the bus station on the left (or just follow the people with the bathing suits). The beach is incredible, very long and wild. I hope that we help some other non-French speakers to explore Montpellier.

This is one of the best beaches I have been on in this part of France. The sand is white and the sea is crystal clear. This beach has become very popular since I last visited way back in the 90s. They now charge one to get a parking space. However it is well worth a visit.

extra long extra wide all natural white sand beach along side sand dunes... Incredibly picturesque, great to jog or to sun tan, isolate yourself and spend a day "au naturel"

We have three children and a beach with sand is a must for us. Espiguette Beach has plenty of sand for building castles. There were lots of people right at the car park entrance. Just walk a short way down and you will find more space. If you stay between the car park entrances there are less people. (People seem to not want to walk more than 10 m from the entrance.) The waves were high but the beach was shallow. So our 5 year old was only ever waist deep and jumping in the waves. There were many ice cream carts selling more than just ice cream in case you forgot your lunch or beer. There were many families on this beach and I didn't see any nudes and very few topless women, unlike most other beaches. (Doesn't make a difference to us, but maybe to you this is an issue.) The only issue we had was the traffic getting to and from the beach. It is a one lane road and many cars. Parking was easy though. We enjoyed our day at the beach.

Fabulous stretch of unspoilt beach on the opposite side of the bay from Montpellier. Need a car to get there and we ran into jams getting there on a sunny summer weekend. But definitely worth the bother. There is a beach restaurant Les Pieds Nus which very good on the piece we went to, by chance it has to be said. Parking was free there and dogs are allowed -- on a leash in the supervised swimming area and completely free outside of it. Tthere seems to be no dogs rule in other sections and charges for parking.

Very clean and on a long stretch of sandy beach.I highly recommend a trip here. You will not be disappointed!