Plage Ouest de Courseulles-sur-Mer

The West beach towards Graye-sur-Mer is the most natural and wildest of Courseulles-sur-Mer. On this side, discover a landscape of dunes covered with sandy plants as well as a large beach conducive to relaxation. From here, admire the ballet of boats and trawlers and the famous wooden pier.
It is on this beach that the Courseulles-sur-Mer sailing school offers a variety of water sports: sand yachting, catamaran, longe-côte, kayak...
Courseulles-sur-Mer is part of the Canadian Juno Beach area. It was here, on 6 June 1944, that thousands of soldiers landed for our Freedom. The Juno Beach Centre, the only Canadian museum on the D-Day landing beaches, tells the story of the civil and military war effort of the entire population in Canada and on the various fronts during the Second World War.

Supervised swimming: Supervised beach from July 2nd to August 31st, 11:30 AM to 6:15 PM.
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For everyone's well-being, smoking is now prohibited on our beaches.

The shower: open during the beach surveillance period at the Graye sur mer first aid post, 100m from the Croix de Lorraine

WC: Supervised beach from Wednesday 3 July to Sunday 1 September inclusive, from 11.30am to 6.15pm., 100m from the Croix de Lorraine

Cycling: close to the beach at Courseulles-sur-Mer is the Juno Park. You can cycle there and on the Voie des Français Libres which leads to the Juno Beach Centre. Fatbikes are allowed on the beach.

Access for people with disabilities: not on the beach itself but Juno Centre and Park nearby accessible.

Our friends the dogs : From 15 June to 15 September, dogs on leads are only allowed on the Courseulles-sur-Mer beach and in the dunes at low tide before 11.30am and after 6.30pm. On the other hand, dogs are not permitted at any time on the beach at Graye-sur-Mer, which begins around a hundred metres east of the Croix de Lorraine. There are no time restrictions for the rest of the year.

Horses: no