Palombaggia Beach
This beach, known as the "seaside paradise" of Corsica, is famous for its pure white sand and emerald green sea water. Not only did it win the title of the most beautiful beach in France this year, but it also gained recognition as the best beach photography on Instagram. In this world composed of pure white sand and turquoise-like sea water, you can easily escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the harmony of blue and white.
Saint Malo- Sillon Beach
The Plage du Sillon in Saint-Malo, like a pearl in a group of islands, is located in the Brittany region. The seawater here is pure and flawless, nurturing more than 800 species of algae. It is said that in the 19th century, people discovered that the seawater of Plage du Sillon was rich in minerals and could treat various diseases, attracting many people to come for recuperation, and many physiotherapy centers were established. Walking along the direction of the lighthouse, you can hear the sound of the waves hitting the sky, and the beautiful scenery of distant cities and mountains in front of you.
Basque Beaches
Plage La Cte des Basques in Biarritz is famous for its fine and slightly golden sand, attracting many celebrities and nobles to visit. It was also the love nest of Empress Eugenie and Napoleon III, and the destination of General Bismarck and the great writer Hugo with their lovers. The construction of the Htel du Palais has further enhanced the reputation of this beach. What are you waiting for? Bring your lover here and make a romantic vow by the sea!
Saleccia Beach
Opposite the famous city of Nice in France, lies the Saleccia Beach (Plage de Saleccia) located at the northern end of Corsica island, surrounded by a 1200-meter long sandy beach and clear sea water. It is one of the most fertile lands on the island and many animals often rest on the beach. Additionally, it is also known as a filming location for the famous war movie "The Longest Day". Enjoying the beautiful scenery and relaxing is a great choice here.
Pampelonne Beach
Plage de Pampelonne in Ramatuelle, on the French Côte d'Azur, is the most bustling beach in Saint Tropez. Since the 1960s, it has attracted countless celebrities, millionaires, and movie stars. The nearby bars and beaches have always been filled with the sounds of laughter and excitement, creating a spectacular scene that continues to this day. Plage de Pampelonne has become a center of enjoyment and a celebrity hotspot, with its vibrant nightlife and constant buzz of activity.
Petit Seprone Beach
Plage du Petit Sperone, located in the southern part of Corsica, faces the sea across from Sardinia. The coastline here is winding, but the bay is calm. The unique tropical plants along the coast complement the green sea, allowing people to feel the bright sunshine of the Mediterranean. The beach of Petit Sperone surrounded by chalk cliffs boasts a beautiful silver sand beach. The calm, pure, and warm seawater here has become the best place for snorkeling and diving. Every year, a large number of underwater exploration enthusiasts come here to explore the mysteries of the underwater world. If you also enjoy adventure and exploration, come to Petit Sperone Beach to try snorkeling and experience the different charm of the sea!
