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A map of full and quiet places: how tourism distributes along the coast

The coast is not equally visited: a few hotspots carry a large share of the traffic, and between them live places with an entirely different rhythm. The statistics by area draw that map precisely.

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What the distribution shows

Tourism series by area show how many overnight stays happen where, so hotspots and quiet places can be named with figures rather than impressions.1

Regional tourist boards present their area through destinations, and comparing their calendars with the figures shows where the season is long and where short and sharp.2

Neighbouring places, different worlds

Ten kilometres of coast can separate a place with hundreds of thousands of overnight stays from one with a few thousand: infrastructure, prices and winter life follow that difference.1

For someone seeking quiet, a hotspot's neighbourhood can be a gain: closeness to the offer without its crowd.1,2

How to use the map

Before binding yourself to one name, look at its neighbours' figures: the same stretch often offers both the full and the quiet version of the same sea.1

  • Series by area: on the statistics pages.1
  • Destination calendars: at the regional tourist boards.2