Plage de Wimereux

Plage de Wimereux is a beach situated in the seaside town of Wimereux, in Pas-de-Calais, France. It is a well-liked spot for family and friend gatherings, offering an opportunity for quality time in a serene environment. The beach is characterized by its fine sand and pebble composition, shifting sea colors that can change from blue to opal depending on sunlight, and its proximity to cliffs to the north of the town that lead towards Cap Blanc-Nez and Cap Gris-Nez.

The beach is large in size, providing ample space for various activities. It is particularly popular among children for play and also offers opportunities for crab catching. Despite its size and popularity, Plage de Wimereux is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, providing an ideal location for relaxation.

The town of Wimereux, where the beach is located, is not only a beach destination but also a place of architectural and atmospheric appeal. It is recognized for its Victorian Anglo-Norman villas, exhibiting elegant facades and notable gables often decorated with Desvres-style faience frescoes. The town offers a variety of eating places, making it a wonderful location to unwind after a day at the beach. The beachfront itself is a popular location for walking, adding to the leisure activities available in the area.

Additional attractions in Wimereux include art galleries and various events that contribute to the city's liveliness. Visitors can also enjoy scenic walks in the nearby Parc Naturel Régional des Caps et Marais d’Opale. Despite these amenities, it should be noted that the view from the beach itself is considered to be quite average.