Plage de Biville

Plage de Biville is a sandy beach along the Normandy coast where the shore expands significantly at low tide and contracts again as water returns. The beach transitions between wide flat areas and more textured sections depending on tidal conditions and water levels.

The beach was part of German coastal defenses during World War II and concrete bunkers from that period remain visible on the shoreline. These structures document a chapter of the region's wartime past and military strategy.

This beach functions as an authorized naturist location where visitors experience a specific lifestyle practice within a welcoming and organized setting. The social aspect shapes how people use and perceive the place.

Access to the beach requires using marked pathways through the dunes, with parking areas near the main entrance available for visitors. Staying on these paths helps protect the fragile dune vegetation and maintains safe passage to the shore.

The location attracts paragliding enthusiasts who take advantage of thermal wind patterns created by the coastal landscape and geography. These natural wind conditions make it a valued spot for those who practice this aerial sport along the shore.

Location: La Hague

Address: 50440 La Hague, France

GPS coordinates: 49.60959,-1.84330

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:25