Plage de l'Anglade

Plage de l'Anglade is a sandy Mediterranean beach in Bormes-les-Mimosas with soft sand mixed with small pebbles along its length. The shoreline features changing facilities, showers, loungers, and sports courts available to visitors throughout the day.

This beach emerged as Bormes-les-Mimosas developed into a seaside destination in the 1900s, reflecting the broader growth of tourism along the Mediterranean. The site grew from a simple fishing shore into an organized recreational area as visitors began seeking coastal getaways.

The beach reflects the laid-back pace of the French Riviera, where locals and visitors alike spend afternoons lingering in waterfront cafes and bars. Watching the sea while enjoying a drink is woven into the daily rhythm of how this place is used throughout the year.

The beach is easy to reach with ample parking available nearby and complete facilities for a full day by the water. Coming in the morning hours helps you enjoy the calmer periods before the area becomes busier with daily visitors.

A wooden waterfront path links this beach to neighboring coastal areas and is regularly used by joggers and walkers from the town. The route becomes especially pleasant at dusk when harbor lights begin to twinkle across the water.