Plage de Sainte-Croix, Sand beach in Martigues, France

Sainte-Croix Beach is a sand beach along the Martigues coast stretching for several hundred meters with fine sand and Mediterranean waters. The shoreline features gentle access to the water and open areas for sunbathing and recreation.

The only documented fact about this beach is its location: it lies on the eastern side of France, about 700 km from Paris, in the Martigues area on the Mediterranean coast. No source records an origin date, a change of use or a named event tied to the site.

The beach lies on the Mediterranean coast of Martigues, in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, about 700 km south-east of Paris. It is a sandy shore facing the sea, and its name, Sainte-Croix, refers to the holy cross, a common dedication in Provence. Visitors reach it from the town of Martigues.

The beach lies on the eastern side of the country, about 700 km from Paris, on the coast at Martigues. The source gives no details on facilities, access or timing, so check locally before setting out.

The only source for this beach is a short geographical entry: it lies in France, on the eastern side of the country, about 700 km from Paris. It is listed at Martigues on the Mediterranean coast, at coordinates 43.33151, 5.07080.