Brutal Beach, beach à Six-Fours-les-Plages
Beach

Brutal Beach

Six-Fours-les-Plages Updated 10 October 2026
Photo : Emilio Garcia / Unsplash
DogsDedicated area on Bonnegrâce beach, officially named "Plage Amie des Animaux" by the town hall (50 metres long), categories 1 and 2 excluded
VibeSurf and windsurf spot
LandmarkBefore the Port de la Méditerranée
ToiletsPublic toilet on site
S'y rendreItinéraire ↗
Adresse
PartagerSur WhatsApp
Une erreur ?Nous la signaler

Avis & photos

Partage ton passage avec Coco : quelques mots, une photo si tu en as une.

Sois le premier à partager ton avis sur ce lieu.

Looking for a beach where dogs are welcome in Six-Fours-les-Plages? Brutal Beach sets aside a dedicated area on Bonnegrâce beach, year-round.

The vibe

At the southern tip of the large Bonnegrâce beach, on the Promenade Charles-de-Gaulle, a stretch of coast goes by the name "Brutal Beach" (linked to its history with surfers) — first known as a surf and windsurf spot, it also welcomes dogs in this marked-off section, which the town hall officially calls "Plage Amie des Animaux" (confirmed by the official ville-six-fours.fr website and a Facebook post from the town hall). The dedicated area is 50 metres long.

What to know before you go

Leash compulsory, open access year-round, and category 1 and 2 dogs excluded. Dogs must stay under their owner's control and must not disturb other coastal users, in particular the board-sport practitioners who also frequent this area.

Coco's tip: head to the Presqu'île du Gaou and its shaded trails at the end of the day to extend the outing without the heat.

Frequently asked questions

Are dogs allowed on Bonnegrâce beach?

Yes, in a dedicated 50-metre area, officially named "Plage Amie des Animaux" by the town hall.

Is a leash compulsory?

Yes, leash compulsory, open access year-round.

Which dogs are excluded from this area?

Category 1 and 2 dogs.

Nearby

Île du Grand Gaou and its wild trails, nearby, also welcome dogs — a good way to continue the walk after the beach.