Seaside parking, low height barrier

Not bad; it does the job despite the crazy wind last night. Huge parking area, sea 100 m away, large rocks that would deter young people from doing skids, and residences not far away. There were three of us that night, far apart from one another.

Height barrier at 1.90 m, but a Trafic H1L1 passed easily. Magnificent and peaceful spot—we were three vehicles—beside a seaside promenade. The only drawback was the smell of burnt tires or hot asphalt early in the morning and throughout the morning. Very strong mistral wind; try to protect yourself by parking next to bushes.

Great parking area—beware of the height restriction and the small obstacle made of large stones. Vans such as the VW T-series can get through easily. Several day visitors park here during the day, but it remains quiet. Safe place to sleep overnight. The ground is quite uneven, but you can find level spots to sleep. The sea is within sight and earshot. I will come again. No toilets, but there are some at the harbor.

Impossible to park; there are no-camping-car signs everywhere!!!! Too bad, the place is nice.

Great spot. We were alone in the world last night and the view is superb. Our van got past the rocks, but you need two people. However, do not park next to them, as it is an emergency access route, etc. We had not noticed that someone had removed the barrier, and someone came to tell us to move to the parking area. Bakery and restaurants 10 minutes away on foot.

Indeed, the spot is very nice, by the sea. But the municipality had large rocks installed at the entrance to the parking area, creating a bend that is impossible to take with a long-wheelbase van like mine. Right next to the entrance, there is a barrier that was open yesterday, but I did not dare stay because there are signs prohibiting camper parking all along the street.

For one night, it is great.

Facing the sea, level, with a water source in the neighboring village (you cannot park next to it, but you can manage). The place is very calm at night and somewhat busy during the day with people parking to go for walks. It is better to check the weather because the site is very exposed to wind. I spent three nights there without any problems. The sunset is directly in front of you!

Parking area directly by the sea, rocky beach and fully exposed to the weather—strong wind. We had a severe thunderstorm with lots of lightning, so be sure to check the weather beforehand. There is enough space to park along the roadside in front of the parking area with vehicles higher than 1.90 m. No water source, no toilets, many dog walkers. Picnics on the beach are possible.

Parking area directly by the sea for day and night. During our overnight stay, the wind was extremely strong, forcing us to move the van into the friendly little village during the night. Otherwise, no problems.

Nice, peaceful parking for September, with a sea view and shops and restaurants very close by! A 1.94 m Trafic passes easily.