Plage Robinson

Plage Robinson is a picturesque beach located in La Teste-de-Buch, France. The beach is approximately 300 meters long and has soft white sand that is perfect for sunbathing and playing beach games.

The beach has lifeguards on duty during peak season, as well as bathroom facilities, showers, and drinking water

There are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained, including swimming, snorkeling, and fishing.

Plage Robinson has a free parking lot available for visitors, which is convenient for those traveling by car.

Fun fact about Plage Robinson, it was named after the character Robinson Crusoe, as it is a secluded and idyllic spot.

Nearby attractions include the Dune of Pilat, the largest sand dune in Europe, and the oyster farming villages of Arcachon Bay.

There are several restaurants within walking distance of the beach, serving fresh seafood and local specialties. La Cabane d'Hortense, Le Bouchon du Ferret, and Chez Pierre are all popular choices.

For those looking to stay close to the beach, there are several hotels in the area. Hotel de la Plage, Hotel La Frégate, and Hotel Le Dauphin are all within a short distance from Plage Robinson and offer comfortable accommodations.