Plage des Anneries, Sandy beach in La Couarde-sur-Mer, France.
Plage des Anneries is a sandy beach on the southern coast of Île de Ré with a wide expanse of sand bordered by rocky formations that emerge at low tide. The beach extends across several kilometers and connects with neighboring beach sections including Peu Ragot, Pergola, and Peu des Hommes.
This beach forms part of a historic coastal stretch that encompasses multiple connected beaches and has long served as an important location for the island's inhabitants. Over centuries, this shoreline evolved into a favored place for rest and daily life among island residents.
The beach draws locals who gather to spend time by the water, continuing the French tradition of shared coastal life. You will notice groups enjoying the sea together and spending unhurried days along the shore.
Access via Rue des Anneries is straightforward with parking available at the street's end and basic facilities including showers and disability access. Equipment rentals are available on site if you need them during your visit.
The beach permits both dogs and barbecues, allowing families to organize complete day outings with pets while enjoying seaside cooking. This combination of pet-friendliness and grilling options makes it a rare spot for gathering with loved ones.
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