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<\/figure>\n\nMindin beach<\/h2>\n\n
Mindin beach, in Saint-Br\u00e9vin les Pins, is next to the Botanical Gardens. It’s a very pleasant beach in summer. You don’t necessarily come here to swim, but to admire and take photos of the Serpent d’Oc\u00e9an<\/a>, with the Saint-Nazaire shipyards and bridge in the background. <\/p>\n\n Located north of Saint-Brevin. In summer, days at Plage du Ralliement take on the air of a small paradise. Come and laze on the sand, away from the hustle and bustle of the big beaches. Just 100 metres from the beach, there’s a playground for the little ones. <\/p>\n\n This beach is located on the estuary side of Saint-Brevin-les-Pins town center, near avenue \u00c9douard Branly. It’s one of the most popular beaches. The beach is very long. In summer, bathing is supervised and a tiralo is available. Swimming is only possible for two hours around high tide, as the sea retreats far out and there is no bottom. <\/p>\n\n As well as swimming, fishing<\/a> is very popular on this beach. There’s a fishing net on the south side of the beach. To get there, you can park along the road. <\/p>\n\n A few amusing ripples, golden sand… the immense Pointeau beach has its regulars. People come here for swimming, sand yachting, catamaran sailing, kitesurfing <\/a>and bird-watching. In summer, the Loire Oc\u00e9an Beach Volleyball Association organizes official tournaments on Sundays on the beach at the foot of the Parc du Pointeau. <\/p>\n\n GOOD TO KNOW <\/strong>: when the flag is green, swimming is supervised and without any particular danger; when it’s orange, it’s not recommended. If the flag is red, swimming is prohibited. <\/em><\/p>\n\n This beach is located to the south of the Pointeau nautical base. In July and August, a lifeguard station ensures the safety of bathers. A perfect beach for families: sand castles, swimming, fishing, water sports, lounging, the Plage de l’Oc\u00e9an offers a wide range of activities to recharge your batteries. <\/p>\n\n Just a stone’s throw from our campsite in St Brevin, this long sandy beach can be reached from the Avenue Alexandre-Bernard. Swimming is gently sloping and supervised in season, ideal for children! It’s also a well-known kitesurfing spot. For several years now, a team has been keeping a close eye on a regular visitor to Plage des Rochelets: the long-necked gravelot, a rare and endangered seaside bird. <\/p>\n\n This large stretch of sand has been awarded the “pavillon bleu” label. It’s also a well-known spot for sand yachting and kitesurfing in St-Brevin. It’s also ideal for shore fishing for burrowing shellfish such as cockles and clams. Just a flip-flop’s throw from the beach, the Pierre Attel\u00e9e forest<\/a> attracts numerous walkers in the shade of the pine trees. <\/p>\n\n An extension of the large beach at Saint-Br\u00e9vin, bordering the commune of Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef<\/a>, Plage de la Roussellerie is an immense sandy beach that ends at a rocky point to the south, where several fisheries are located.<\/p>\n\nRalliement beach<\/h2>\n\n
Pine Beach<\/h2>\n\n
Pointeau beach<\/h2>\n\n
La plage de l’Oc\u00e9an<\/h2>\n\n
Les Rochelets beach<\/h2>\n\n
L’Ermitage beach (La Pierre Attel\u00e9e)<\/h2>\n\n
La Roussellerie beach<\/h2>\n\n