Plage Valentin

Plage Valentin, located in Batz-sur-Mer in the Loire-Atlantique department of the Pays de la Loire region in France, is the largest beach in the area, extending for 740 meters along the wild coast. The beach is known for its long sandy stretch, making it a popular spot for sailing enthusiasts, swimmers, and sunbathers.

The beach provides several amenities for visitors, including on-site dining and two sanitary blocks. A surveillance post and lifeguards operate during the summer season.

Plage Valentin is well-equipped to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility. An accessibility mat is available at the beach entrance on Rue Appert and amphibious wheelchairs can be requested at the first aid station.

Near the beach, a sailing school recognized as a French Sailing School and the Mersea gliding school offer various activities for visitors. The beach is also a popular spot for skimboarding.

Parking facilities are available close to the beach for both cars and bicycles. Though parking generally does not pose a problem, the area may get crowded during the high season. To reach Plage Valentin from the center of Batz, visitors can take the D245 road towards Croisic and follow the signs for Plage Valentin and Ecole Voile.

The beach has regulations for maintaining a clean and safe environment. Dogs and other animals are prohibited on the beach during the summer season. Lighting fires on the beach and smoking in designated non-smoking areas are also not allowed.

Surrounded by attractive houses and offering a beautiful view of the Pointe du Casse-Caillou, Plage Valentin is appreciated for its natural beauty and well-maintained surroundings. Despite its popularity, the beach retains its unspoiled charm, providing a serene spot for visitors to enjoy.