Plage Du Languedoc
Occitania

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The Blue Flag programme is run by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) and is one of the world's most recognised voluntary eco-labels. Plage Du Languedoc, Occitania, France holds current Blue Flag certification, meeting the programme's 33 annual criteria for water quality, safety, and environmental management. The beach is managed by Narbonne-Plage.

On-site facilities include public toilets, nearby parking, trained lifeguard supervision during the season, and accessible facilities for visitors with disabilities. Entry to Plage Du Languedoc, Occitania, France is free of charge.

Le développement des infrastructures de loisirs (sportifs et culturels), du tourisme fluvial (port Narbonne situé sur le canal de la Robine relié au canal du Midi) et balnéaire en fait une ville très accueillante. Tous ces atouts justifient sa vocation historique de carrefour de l’Europe du Sud. Narbonne, sub-prefecture of the Aude but first city of the department by the number of inhabitants (48,020), is a town dynamic and undertaking of a surface of 17,554 Ha. It exploits as well as possible its rich cultural (label « Town of Art ») and geographical heritage with Narbonne-Plage and its marinas (seaside resort distinguished by the European Blue Flag since 1988 for both its marina and the city and its beaches, Station Kid, and « Port Propre ») located at 15 km from the agglomeration, separated by the classified site of the Massif of La Clape — Pine forest) and La Nautique (hamlet near the pond of Bages/Sigean that has also a marina). The development of the infrastructures of leisure (sporting and cultural), of river tourism (port Narbonne located on the Canal de La Robine connected to the Canal du Midi) and balneal makes a very accessible city of it. All these assets justify its historical vocation of crossroads of Europe of the South.

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Plage Du Languedoc, Occitania, France sees its best conditions in June, September. The beach season officially runs from 13 Jun to 4 Sep.

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Tous ces atouts justifient sa vocation historique de carrefour de l’Europe du Sud. Narbonne, sub-prefecture of the Aude but first city of the department by the number of inhabitants (48,020), is a town dynamic and undertaking of a surface of 17,554 Ha. It exploits as well as possible its rich cultural (label « Town of Art ») and geographical heritage with Narbonne-Plage and its marinas (seaside resort distinguished by the European Blue Flag since 1988 for both its marina and the city and its beaches, Station Kid, and « Port Propre ») located at 15 km from the agglomeration, separated by the classified site of the Massif of La Clape — Pine forest) and La Nautique (hamlet near the pond of Bages/Sigean that has also a marina). The development of the infrastructures of leisure (sporting and cultural), of river tourism (port Narbonne located on the Canal de La Robine connected to the Canal du Midi) and balneal makes a very accessible city of it. All these assets justify its historical vocation of crossroads of Europe of the South.

As a Blue Flag certified beach, Plage Du Languedoc, Occitania, France undergoes regular bathing water quality testing throughout the season. The FEE Blue Flag programme requires that test results are displayed at the beach and that all certified beaches meet the EU Bathing Water Directive (or equivalent national standard).

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