Milady Beach, Sandy beach in Biarritz, France.
Milady Beach is one of the six beaches of Biarritz, lying beside Marbella beach and the Château d'Ilbarritz. Its sandy shore faces the open Atlantic and is a favoured spot for surfing.
The beach was named after Lady Mary Caroline Bruce, a Scottish noblewoman who built Villa Marbella on nearby rocks in 1863. Her estate shaped the development of this section of coast.
The name Milady echoes Lady Mary Caroline Bruce, the Scottish noblewoman who built Villa Marbella on the rocks nearby in 1863; her estate gave this stretch of coast its character. Surfers use the beach beside Marbella and the Château d'Ilbarritz, and the spot is known as a good place to surf.
Milady is one of Biarritz's six beaches, sitting beside Marbella beach and the Château d'Ilbarritz. The sand is exposed at low tide and covered at high tide, so check the tide before settling down. The beach is a known spot for surfing.
The site features specialized systems for visitors with mobility limitations and trained staff to assist. These facilities allow people of varying abilities to enjoy the beach and participate in water activities.
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