le touquet beach

A beautiful beach in a stunning town. In immaculate condition with a whole host of attractions for adults and families alike. The premiere beach on the north France coast.

great to visit any time of year; we often go in Feb half term when its cold, but enjoyable. NB Avoid Le Enduro weekend

The beach is flat and huge when the tide is out. Plenty of room for games and lounging. Watch out for sand yachts for which the surface is ideal.

sand everywhere - a huge beach and lordy its COLD !!! - wrap up warm and take a flask or seven ! great for walks

Huge sandy beach - great for kids. Freezing cold but kids loved it. The parking is 2 euros per hour (not great).

I have visitied Le Touquet Paris Plage many times and keep returning. Why?Well it has everything that I need, beach, restaurants, bars, and a certain charm. I know that it will not be to everyones taste but at weekends the influx of French 'weekenders' says it all.

This is a beautiful expansive beach with soft golden sand. There were numerous activities going on that we could have joined in with and events taking place that we could watch. We hired bikes for a couple of hours to cycle around the area and it felt safe and easy to navigate. We enjoyed the bars on the beach and the people watching. I felt comfortable sitting alone one morning for a couple of hours soaking up the view, listening to chill out music and sipping chocolate chaud (followed by vin blanc) while my family visited the water park. The carousel is great for the little ones and my son took his skateboard for the skate park. There was mini golf too but we didn't get round to using this. We would highly recommend a visit and look forward to returning next year.

hundres of people on the beach watch kite surfing mulled wine a great day lovely in the summer and same for children

Visited during some kind of winter festival - jazz events advertised for the previous couple of evenings, horse eventing advertised in the days, little Christmas-type market near the beach. The town's main shopping street was very busy (but watch out for dog poo!) with the shops and cafés bustling. The beach was also very busy with plenty of people wrapped up warm taking a stroll in the winter sunshine. What a shame then that the loos were locked up firmly closed.

This beach is possibly the finest in the whole of Northern France but to enjoy it at its best one really needs fine weather. It is still spectacular to look at in winter but being very exposed it is very windy. Great for sand yachts though.

If you fly in in a small plane its only s short distance to this loveley spot. Miles of stunning sand which is great to walk till you are fit to drop. Great sunset even in November.Last here when the eclipse of the sun occured years ago. Didn't know so it just got cold and dark and with thousands present it was quite memorable.At any time of year its great and with the lovely town surrounding it, makes for a great experience!!

A sandy beach at your doorstep is a welcoming draw to any seaside resort. This beach was not just sandy, it was very clean and offered anything from a a gentle strole to an energetic run. The beach felt safe to use and the atmosphere was accomodating to people of all ages yet tranquil and peaceful. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay close to it.

The beach and town are very clean. When the tide goes out its about 600m down the beach to the sea. Sea fine for my kids age 8 to 13. Waves to play in. Plenty life guards and first aid posts. No skanky people on the beach or in the town, unlike Calais or Weymouth. Nearly all holiday rental apartments. Mostly French families on holiday. Town upmarket, plenty shops, good market, bars and clubs in town.

Clean, flat and very walkable, beautiful sand dunes, kite surfing, small childrens play area (i think you have to pay).

The beach at Le Touquet really is beautiful and a safe haven for children to play on. It was a bonus that we had fantastic weather in October when we visited which allowed the children to play on this beautiful beach.