Plage De L'Homme Mort

Plage de L'Homme Mort is a beautiful beach located in Saint-Raphaël, France. The beach is approximately 400 meters long and has golden sand that stretches along the shoreline.

It is an ideal spot for families with kids as the water is shallow and calm. The beach also offers several amenities including bathroom access, lifeguards on duty during the summer months, and dogs are allowed.

The beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling

There is a parking lot available at Plage de L'Homme Mort, but it can get crowded during peak season. The parking lot is paid, so make sure to bring cash or card. Alternatively, visitors can park on the side of the road, but it may require a bit of a walk to reach the beach.

Fun fact: The name "L'Homme Mort" means "The Dead Man" in French. It is believed that the beach was named after a shipwreck that happened off the coast of the beach, and the body of one of the sailors washed up on shore.

There are several attractions near Plage de L'Homme Mort, including the beautiful Esterel Mountains and the historic town of Saint-Raphaël. Visitors can also enjoy hiking trails in the nearby Massif de l'Esterel, or explore the medieval village of Roquebrune-sur-Argens.

There are a few restaurants near Plage de L'Homme Mort that offer a variety of cuisines, including Le Cercle Rouge, a restaurant that specializes in seafood and has beautiful views of the bay. Another option is L'Escalier, which serves French and Mediterranean cuisine.

For those looking to stay overnight, there are several hotels nearby, including the elegant Hotel Le Provençal and the charming Hotel La Marina. These hotels offer beautiful views of the beach and the surrounding area, and are perfect for a relaxing vacation.