Plage des Lecques

Plage des Lecques stretches for several kilometers along the Mediterranean coast with fine sand and gentle waters. The shoreline features modern facilities including beach kiosks, changing rooms, and water sports equipment scattered along the waterfront.

The beach began as a fishing settlement whose traditions remain visible through local boats and place names. During the 20th century it developed into a modern seaside destination while keeping its maritime past alive in family-run establishments and harbor areas.

The waterfront strip has become a gathering place where locals and visitors eat at restaurants serving regional specialties. It has evolved into a vibrant center for art exhibitions and music events that happen throughout the summer season.

The beach is easy to reach and has plenty of parking plus showers and restrooms at multiple spots. The best time to visit is May through September when the water is warm and lifeguards are on duty during daylight hours.

The water gets deeper very gradually, meaning children can wade far out without quickly outgrowing their depth. This gentle slope is uncommon along the French Mediterranean coast and makes the spot especially safe for beginners.