Grande Plage de Trouville

The Grande Plage de Trouville, located in the town of Trouville-sur-Mer in the Normandie region of France, is a long, tranquil beach known for its fine sand and serene environment. Stretching over a kilometer, the beach is void of vehicular pollution, making it a clean and peaceful location for visitors. Its easy access, even at low tide, and its protected status, make it a preferred choice for beach-goers.

One of the natural features that distinguish the Grande Plage de Trouville is its wonderful light and a lighthouse, adding to the overall beauty of the beach. The beach is also characterized by a promenade, known as Promenade des Planches, which stretches about 900 meters along the shore. This wooden plank walkway is ideal for strolls, enhancing the beach experience.

The Grande Plage de Trouville offers several amenities for its visitors. During the summer season, the beach is supervised, with a lifeguard station ensuring the safety of the swimmers. Besides, the beach boasts a swimming pool with both indoor and outdoor pools. For younger visitors, there is a club for children and teenagers available in July and August and various games such as inflatable structures, slides, and swings.

Additionally, the beach hosts a water sports center, located towards the end of the beach at Roches Noires, where visitors can engage in activities like land sailing. There are also facilities for visitors to rent cabins and lounge chairs. A bar-restaurant is available on the beach, providing refreshments and meals.

Despite its various amenities, the beach does lack certain facilities like showers. Additionally, the beach's speaker system announces only in French, which might be an issue for non-French speaking visitors.