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The beach offers of stunning beauty, however, it is advisable not to venture there by foot during peak season. The influx of visitors during this time can be overwhelming. Instead, it is best to visit during off-season when the beach is less crowded and offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
We had the pleasure of embarking on a delightful underwater excursion, where we were treated to an array of stunning fish species. The experience was truly unforgettable, as we marveled at the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the underwater world. Regrettably, we did encounter a handful of jellyfish during our visit, but this did not detract from the overall beauty and serenity of the beach.
This beach has stunning views of marine life, even without the need for a snorkel mask. However, it may not be the ideal choice for those seeking ample space during peak times. The journey to reach the beach requires a 35-minute walk, which may be challenging for families with young children.
The beach is a bit of a trek from the port, so it's best to wear hiking shoes. However, it's peaceful and serene once you arrive in the afternoon. We even spotted some fish swimming around. The sand is light and there are some pebbles scattered about.
Although it requires a bit of a trek from the port of Port Cros, this beach is undoubtedly one of the most exceptional snorkeling spots in France. Shielded from the elements on three sides, the beach boasts a small barrier island called Rocher du Rascas that provides additional protection. In comparison to other locations, the beach has the most fish, making it an ideal spot for underwater exploration. Although the beach is narrow, it is lengthy, stretching from the diving dock on the southern end to the stairs leading to the trail on the northern end. There is only one toilet available at the northern end, and no other amenities, so visitors must bring everything they require.