Plage du Layet

Great, it's nice, it's a beautiful place and you can sometimes meet nice people there.

Preserved from all

Nudism, not suitable for children, and rocks on both sides; parking lot full in high season from mid-June onwards.

Naturist beach, idyllic setting, turquoise sea. Apparently, Chez Jo restaurant is very popular.

Beautiful place

Small, very beautiful beach. Spaces are limited, but naturism is well respected.

Visit at the end of August. The beach is absolutely worth it. This enchanting sandy beach offers a complete change of scenery. It is surrounded by dense vegetation, including pines, eucalyptus, and mimosa trees, and is accessible by small paths that lead to this heavenly beach. There are plenty of coves around the beautiful rocky outcrop. The sea is crystal clear, the sand clean, and the small restaurant, offering good value, has friendly and helpful staff. The only major flaw, which is the reason for the one star reduction, is its size compared to the number of people who frequent it: it gets so crowded that you risk lying on the naturist next door, who wouldn't appreciate it very much. I would almost advise against it if it were too crowded and instead look for a spot in the two small coves accessible from the path, which also allow for a free swim.

A charming nudist beach. Highly recommended for snorkeling enthusiasts. A must-see.

The place is packed like Sardinia in a sardine canal. Right next door are small, secluded coves, much more pleasant, also suitable for nudists.

Beautiful beach with beach hut