The seaside resort of Marseillan offers 4 kilometres of fine sandy beaches, perfect for lovers of the Mediterranean. Between preserved dunes, naturist areas and lively beaches close to campsites, Marseillan offers a unique diversity of landscapes and activities. Whether you are looking for peace and quiet or summer entertainment, the beaches of Marseillan meet all expectations.
On my first visit to Marseillan-Plage, I rented a pitch for a tent in a campsite ideally located, close to all the activities. At the time, I really liked Marseillan-Plage, because, in my opinion, it is like Cap d’Agde, but with a more family and authentic atmosphere.

There are a wide variety of restaurants and places to enjoy a cocktail or relax, without being overwhelmed by the summer crowds. This quieter setting, while still offering many entertainment options, makes it an ideal destination for a peaceful vacation.

All the Beaches of Marseillan: Complete Guide for Your Stay
Robinson Beach: Nature and Accessibility

Located to the east towards Sète, this public sandy beach stretches for about a kilometre. Protected by dunes, it offers a pleasant natural setting, even near campsites and tourist residences. Moving away from Marseillan, you will find a wilder area, ideal for those looking for peace and quiet.
Facilities and access:
First aid station in summer (Baigneurs path, access no. 81).
Access designed for people with reduced mobility.
Cycle path linking Marseillan to Sète.
Limited parking near the Vassal estate and the cycle path.
Rieu Beach: Lively and Wild

To the west close to the beaches of Cap d’Agde, this beach is bordered by campsites but remains large enough to offer space for everyone. Towards the southern end, the beach becomes wilder and joins the Bagnas nature reserve, often frequented by naturists.
Facilities and access:
Two first aid stations (Pous path and Embruns path).
Beach supervised in summer.
Parking available near the entrances.
The Beach of Honour: In the Heart of Marseillan

This central beach which extends from the port to the Plage du Rieu, is ideal for families. Lively and well-equipped, it is accessible to people with reduced mobility thanks to the provision of amphibious wheelchairs.

Facilities and access:
Supervision in summer.
Toilets and disabled access.
Several car parks available on Avenue de la Méditerranée and Allée André Filliol.
Bagnas Beach: Preserved and Peaceful

On the border between Marseillan and Cap d’Agde, this beach borders the Bagnas nature reserve. It is distinguished by its totally preserved natural setting, with inaccessible dunes to protect the environment. Although sometimes confused with a naturist beach, this beach is officially non-naturist until the end of the reserve.
Facilities and access:
No first aid station.
Limited parking on the Avenue du Camping or the Chemin du Littoral.
Access on foot only, along the reserve.
Summary Table of Services
Plage | First aid station | Sanitary facilities | Disabled access | Parking |
---|---|---|---|---|
Robinson Beach | Yes | No | Yes | Limited near the Vassal domain |
Rieu Beach | Yes | No | No | Chemin du Pous et Embruns |
Beach of Honor | Yes | Yes | Yes | Avenue de la Méditerranée |
Bagnas Beach | No | No | No | Avenue du Camping (limited) |
Why Choose Marseillan Beaches?
Marseillan’s beaches offer a unique setting for a Mediterranean holiday, with unspoilt dunes, calm waters and family-friendly facilities. Whether you prefer a lively beach close to campsites or a more unspoilt place to recharge your batteries, you’ll find what you’re looking for in Marseillan.

Are Marseillan Beaches Worth It?
Absolutely! The beaches of Marseillan seduce with their diversity and their preserved natural setting. With their 4 kilometres of fine sand, they are suitable for all types of vacationers, from families looking for well-equipped beaches, such as Plage d’Honneur, to lovers of wild nature with Plage de Robinson or Plage de Bagnas. The proximity of the dunes, the Thau lagoon, and easy access to the campsites add to the charm of this destination.