Plage des Blancs Sablons, Le Conquet
Plage de Bertheaume, Plougonvelin
Plage des Blancs Sablons
Depuis la Presqu'île de Kermorvan
The Iroise coastline boasts a real treasure with its many magnificent beaches.
Thanks to its ideal location on this coast, La Grange Neuve offers its visitors a wide choice of beaches, whether for relaxing or practicing water sports, you will be spoilt for choice.
Around the beaches, you can also book various activities or plan a visit to a tourist site in the Pays d'Iroise.
Bertheaume / Perzel Beach, Plougonvelin
Also known as Perzel Beach, Bertheaume has a movable pontoon that is popular with boaters. Here, you can enjoy sports activities such as tree climbing or towed buoys.
Trez-Hir Beach, Plougonvelin
Trez-Hir beach will satisfy both young and old with its large expanse of fine sand. You can enjoy sports and water activities there. The beach is supervised during the summer .
Sainte-Anne Beach, Plougonvelin
Accessible via the coastal path, Sainte Anne Beach invites you to relax on the warm sand and swim in the turquoise water of the Iroise Sea . Sheltered from the wind, you will spend a moment out of time.
Cove of the 3 priests, Plougonvelin
A steep staircase will lead you to the 3 Curés beach, a small sandy cove , located between Trez-Hir and Bertheaume, where calm reigns.
Blue Grève Beach, Le Conquet
La Grève Bleue is the first beach in Le Conquet as you leave Pointe Saint Mathieu. Difficult to access, it is located in a small, unspoiled area and faces due west.
Pors Liogan Beach, Le Conquet
Beautiful fine sandy beach awarded the Blue Flag since 2010. It allows visitors to enjoy the joys of the sea in a preserved setting respecting European quality standards.
Blancs Sablons Beach, Le Conquet
Located in a protected area of the Conservatoire du littoral classified Natura 2000 , this large 2.5 km long fine sand beach is ideally located in a preserved and wild space. Facing northwest, it is the ideal place for water sports enthusiasts . Les Blancs Sablons offers a magnificent view of the Kermorvan peninsula and in particular of the Fort de l'Ilette.