Plage de La Gaillarde

Plage de La Gaillarde is a sandy beach stretching about 150 meters along the Mediterranean with fine sand and shallow water near the shore. The wide sandy area allows visitors to spread out comfortably without feeling crowded.

The beach sits within Roquebrune-sur-Argens, a place whose coastal areas grew during the tourism expansion of the French Riviera in the 20th century. This development shaped how the region looks today.

Nearby restaurants serve a mix of French and Asian cuisine, showing how international the coastal area has become. You can experience the food diversity that defines this part of the Riviera.

The beach has lifeguard coverage from June through September and features showers, lockers, and equipment rentals. Arriving early is a good idea to get a nice spot, especially on warm weekends.

Two private beach clubs sit alongside the public area, each offering different dining experiences with direct water access. This setup creates an interesting contrast between the quieter public side and the more animated club zone.