Grève du Minieu

Grève du Minieu is a sand beach along the Breton coast in Sables-d'Or-les-Pins stretching about three kilometers with pale golden sand. Saint-Michel islet rises visibly from the Atlantic waters and serves as a natural landmark from the shoreline.

The coastal area served as an important maritime location during Roman times when the region was under military control. Archaeological evidence shows the significance of this zone as a point of passage and observation along the Atlantic.

The chapel on Saint-Michel islet draws locals and visitors who come to observe maritime traditions tied to this coastal region. The proximity to the water shapes how people relate to spiritual practices here.

The beach has ample parking nearby and is accessible to visitors with mobility needs through designated pathways. Lifeguard presence during summer months makes swimming safer for families and those seeking supervised conditions.

When the tide goes out, a natural pathway emerges from the sand allowing walkers to reach Saint-Michel islet on foot. This temporary crossing appears and disappears with the tides, making each visit a different experience depending on timing.

Address: Grève du Minieu (plage de Sables-d'Or-les-Pins), Bd de la Mer, 22240 Fréhel, France

Opening Hours: Dimanche: 00:00 -

GPS coordinates: 48.64111,-2.40254

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:22