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detecting the beaches in France

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beep & scoop

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Does anyone know if detecting on the beaches and water is legal in France. I have read that it is believed to be outside the existing restrictive laws, can anyone confirm this? Your help will be appreciated. I am leaving for Nice on Monday
 
NO PROBLEME TO BEACH DETECTING IN FRANCE JUST CHECK IF THERE NO A LOCAL LAWS.IN FRANCE ITS RARELY TO USE THE DETECTOR IN A DAYS .IT S BETTER WHEN THE SWIMER GO HOME.IN A DAYS A LOT OF PEOPLE ASK YOU A LOT OF QUESTION.TAKE CARE IF YOU USE A DETECTOR FOR DIVING NORMALIE EVERY YOU FIND IS FOR THE GOVERNMENT.ITS DIFICULT TO USE A PI DETECTOR THERE A LOT OF JUNK.
GOOD HUNT
 
Thanks for the reply, it was very helpful. We mainly detect just the swimming beaches in the water not with scuba equipment. We go early morning before the swimmers arrive, being in the water you recieve less attention. Our detectors have discrimination. At the moment we are in Sint Martin detecting and have had no problems.
 
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