Villa Anémone is a guesthouse in a turreted early twentieth century house in the dunes north of Berck-Plage, on France's Opal Coast. It has three individually decorated rooms, le Sycomore, les Oyats and le Panicaut, each with its own bathroom; les Oyats has a small balcony looking out over the dunes.
The house sits in a large wooded garden with a terrace, where breakfast is served outside in good weather, garden furniture, sun loungers and a sitting room with a fireplace. Guests can ask to see the owners' library of history and theology books.
Villa Anémone describes itself as gay-friendly. It is a short walk from Berck-Plage's long sandy beach, which runs from the Baie d'Authie south of the town up past Merlimont and is used for sand yachting, surfing, kite-surfing and stand-up paddleboarding.
