Lydia beach in Port-Barcarès owes its name to the sunken ocean liner that sits on the beach. The first-aid post is equipped with a tiralo and a defibrillator.

The Mar Estang beach is located opposite the road to St Cyprien and the Mar Estang campsite.
To make the sea accessible to all, the beach is equipped with a number 8 first-aid post during the summer months.
The station has been adapted for people with reduced mobility, with a shower, a roll mat and a tiralo for access to the water.
It is also equipped with a defibrillator.

Swimming is supervised from 29 May to 28 September, every day from 10.30am to 6.30pm.

The beach is equipped with a channel, showers, toilets, disabled toilets and a drinking water point. Car parks all along the beach (chargeable in July/August). Dogs not permitted.
Facilities: beach with Handiplage label.
Disabled access with tiralo (seat with 3 wheels and 2 floats on the side) and mat allowing wheelchair access approximately 3 metres from the water's edge.
Steep gradient (there is an immediate drop-off).
Supervised beach (post no. 4).

The Port Saint Ange beach is located on the left bank of the port of Barcarès.