Les Baronnets - L'Espiguette

Take the D225b out of Grau-du-Roi heading for Le Petit Camargue & L'Espiguette and passing a few shops, camp sites and riding stables - on into the wild! Eventually arriving at Les Baronnets Car Parking (4.50 Euros) at the end of the road. Do not park in the 1st section but go to the far end of the parking near the second beach cafe. Take the path at the end of this car park and walk to the beach. You will see that the beach narrows near the first breakwater - this is where the gay section begins!!There may also be a bus to the car park at weekends and obviously only running in the summer months - otherwise you must use a car or if feeling energetic, a bicycle!

• Crowd:Mixed ages. The beach is not exclusively gay and there are families with children - so some discretion on the beach should be used.
• Directions:Take the D225b out of Grau-du-Roi heading for Le Petit Camargue & L'Espiguette and passing a few shops, camp sites and riding stables - on into the wild! Eventually arriving at Les Baronnets Car Parking (4.50 Euros) at the end of the road. Do not park in the 1st section but go to the far end of the parking near the second beach cafe. Take the path at the end of this car park and walk to the beach. You will see that the beach narrows near the first breakwater - this is where the gay section begins!!There may also be a bus to the car park at weekends and obviously only running in the summer months - otherwise you must use a car or if feeling energetic, a bicycle!
• Hours:10:00->19:00 in summer months only
• Cruising Info/ Tips:Go nude into the cruising area and do the "usual"
  Cruisiest Spots: The dunes and scrub-land/forest behind the beach (a large area!). The gays usually sunbathe at the back of the beach on the dunes, so that they can watch the beach and the woods behind
• Nudity / Policy:Yes / An official naturist beach since 1973
• Wheelchair Accessible:No
• Warnings:A long walk
  Warnings: This is not an exclusively gay beach - some "hets" with children are also there, but these do not usually go into the dune area. Some "dogging" also occurs.