Plage de la Garonnette, Sandy beach in Sainte-Maxime, France.
Plage de la Garonnette is a sandy beach in Sainte-Maxime offering both private and public zones along the Mediterranean coast. The eastern section contains private beach areas, while the western part welcomes the general public for swimming and recreation.
The beach sits at the easternmost point of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, marking a geographical boundary between two coastal communities. This location has long served as a natural landmark for residents and travelers navigating the Mediterranean coast.
This beach serves as a gathering place where local residents and visitors meet during summer to swim, fish for small crabs, and share meals together.
The beach has designated parking and facilities including restaurants, showers, and toilets available during summer months. Wheelchair assistance is provided for those needing accessibility support to enjoy the area comfortably.
The beach stretches along the Garonnette River where fresh water meets the Mediterranean Sea, creating a natural mixing zone. This confluence of river and saltwater creates an unusual ecological environment that shapes the beach's character.
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