Pourville beach
Only 150 years ago, Pourville was an unknown fishing village. But thanks to the beautiful beach, crystal clear water and natural beauties it attracted the attention of investors. As a result they began to build guesthouses, private houses and tourist facilities here. Little by little, the tiny village has turned into a world center of tourism, where stars, cultural figures and millionaires spend their holidays.
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Beach description
Interesting fact: Claude Monet was so fascinated by the local beauties that he dedicated a painting to them (“Beach in Pourville”). Today it's kept in the National Museum of Poznan.
Advantages of the beach:
- perfect cleanliness;
- plenty of free space;
- well-kept promenade;
- soft sandy beach;
- smooth increase in depth;
- beautiful landscapes (rocks, green peaks, colorful houses);
- ideal waves for surfing.
Another feature of Pourville is its good infrastructure. In the vicinity of the beach, there are several restaurants, cozy cafes, golf club, travel agencies. It has toilets, cabins for changing, trash cans and signs.
The beach is located 165 km northwest of Paris. You can get here by bus, car or taxi.
When is the best time to go?
The best time to visit the French Northern coast for a beach vacation is during the summer months, from June to August. This period offers the most favorable weather conditions for enjoying the beaches.
- June: The beginning of summer is a great time to visit. The weather is warming up, and the tourist rush is not at its peak, allowing for a more relaxed experience.
- July: July is the height of the tourist season. The weather is typically warm and sunny, making it ideal for beach activities. However, expect larger crowds and higher prices.
- August: Similar to July, August offers excellent beach weather. It's also a popular vacation month for Europeans, so beaches may be crowded. By the end of August, the crowds start to thin out as the peak season winds down.
For those seeking a quieter experience, the shoulder seasons of late May, early June, and September can also be pleasant, though the water may be too cool for swimming. Regardless of when you visit, the French Northern coast offers stunning scenery and a unique coastal charm.