Plage Sud

Plage Sud is a sandy beach along the Mediterranean coast in Grimaud with fine sand and shallow waters suitable for swimming. The shoreline stretches across several hundred meters and includes spaces for sunbathing as well as gradual entry points into the water.

This beach developed in the early 20th century when the French Riviera transformed from isolated fishing villages into a major tourism destination. The shift brought infrastructure and visitors while fishing remained an important economic activity for local communities.

The daily work of local fishermen shapes the character of this beach, with boats arriving in early morning hours to deliver their catch to nearby establishments. This working waterfront keeps traditional maritime practices visible to anyone who visits at dawn.

The beach is reachable on foot from Grimaud village through marked pathways with parking areas nearby for convenience. Swimming conditions are best from June through September when the water reaches its warmest temperatures.

From this beach you can see both the medieval castle ruins of Grimaud and the modern Port Grimaud marina at the same time from one viewpoint. This single perspective combines two completely different time periods in one panorama.