This beach is located between Saint Guenolé and La Torche and is prohibited for swimming except on the Saint Guenolé side. On the other side, there is no surveillance, strong currents, and presence of baïnes, so it is reserved for kitesurfing. The beach is vast with moor, previous dunes, and sand. It is a wild and unspoiled place. At low tide, it has a width of around half a kilometer of fine sand, perfect for morning walks. The foreshore is wide and full of curiosity, and the rocky parts are an incredible biotope that the ocean reveals in the morning. There is an important colony of common terns, making it a favorite beach for many. The sunsets are divine!
Unfortunately, the beach is not accessible for individuals with disabilities. Additionally, the stairs leading to the beach are a bit rough, which is a shame because the view to the right is absolutely stunning.
This beach is great for surfing, but be aware that parking can be limited on busy days. However, there is an additional parking area at the entrance. Just be careful as the lot can be quite muddy and you may get stuck.
The waves at this beach are fantastic - they're sizable and strong, yet still manageable for young children.