Plage de l'Argentière, Mediterranean beach in La Londe-les-Maures, France

Plage de l'Argentière is a Mediterranean beach in La Londe-les-Maures that extends along several kilometers of sandy shore. The coastline is defined by dunes and pine trees, with views toward the nearby islands of Porquerolles.

The name l'Argentière refers to the silver-bearing lead deposits worked in the Maures massif behind La Londe-les-Maures. Mining at the site known as L'Argentière began in the 19th century and continued into the early 20th century, when the galleries were abandoned. Traces of the workings remain in the hills above the beach.

Le Jardin des Mattes is a snorkelling trail laid out off the beach, marked by buoys and with waterproof panels set on the seabed. The route crosses Posidonia seagrass beds, where visitors can spot sea bream, sea urchins and other fish of the Mediterranean shallows.

The beach has lifeguard services during the summer months and offers showers, restrooms, and accessible parking spaces. Amenities are well-distributed along the shore to support visitors of all abilities.

The beach holds both Tourism and Disability labels and features specially made wooden pathways for accessibility. These paths allow visitors with reduced mobility to enjoy complete access to the shore and water.