Les Sablettes

La Seyne-sur-Mer · French Mediterranean · France

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A long sandy beach on the isthmus of Saint-Mandrier, near Toulon. Usually small and sloppy, it can be a very good spot when a big swell comes in. Surfers, bodyboarders and skimboarders share it.

Level
Beginners
Break
Beach break, sand
Waves
Lefts and rights
Crowd
Some company
Season
autumn, winter, spring
Boards
A longboard or fish.

When it works

✓ A south swell with a north wind.

When it doesn't

✕ Small days with onshore wind.

Watch out for

  • rocks
  • rips

Best months

January, February, March, April, October, November, December

Local tips

No localism and easy access, a good place for a first Mediterranean surf.

Getting there

La Seyne-sur-Mer, on the road to Saint-Mandrier. Parking behind the beach; boat shuttle from Toulon.

Travel notes

How often it works
Sometimes breaks in winter swells from the south; usually small.
Crowd and vibe
Friendly; crowded only when the surf is up.
Facilities
Beach bars, restaurants, showers; lifeguards in summer.
Water quality
Les Sablettes centre and east are rated excellent by the French health ministry (2025).

Ideal conditions

Swell
SSE–WSW best, ESE–W works
Size
0.9–2 m offshore swell; starts at 0.4 m, holds to 2.8 m
Period
5 s minimum, best from 9 s
Wind
Offshore NNW–ENE; handles onshore up to 12 km/h
Tide
low, mid, high best
Faces
SSW (197°)

Live cam

No cam at this spot yet: the forecast and the guide are on the map.

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