Plage de la Digue
Tarnos
Daily report
Rainy day, with rain falling from midday onwards, sometimes heavily. No sunshine generally, but possibly some sunny spells locally.
- Convenient
- Surf Forecast
- All tide times
Monitoring dates & times 2024
About
Digue beach, the southernmost beach in the Landes, is a large beach marked, as its name suggests, by a dike separating it from our neighbours in the Basque country. This impressive concrete wall spanning one kilometre protects the Adour estuary (access to the port of Tarnos) and offers a breathtaking view of the Landes coast and Basque country. In the summer you will find a lifeguard station, a beach-soccer field, toilets and showers. Digue beach is also equipped with a Tiralo beach wheelchair for those with reduced mobility.
Not to be missed:
Take a walk on the Tarnos dike, the only Landes walkway that lets you walk one kilometre into the ocean.
Our recommendation of the best time to go? At sunset for an unforgettable experience!
Beach informations
Handiplage - Label Niveau 2
Tiralos
1 tiralos availableParking
- Car parking
- Motorhome parking
- Bicycle parking
- Free
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- Free