Plage du Phare

Plage du Phare is a beach along the Brittany coastline featuring a wide sandy shore with natural rock formations at the water's edge. The cove displays typical coastal features including dunes and beach vegetation that shape the landscape.

The beach has served as a navigation reference point for sailors for centuries in the northern Finistère region. Its stable natural features helped early mariners determine their location along this coastline.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals spend time near the water throughout the warmer months. The setting reflects typical Breton coastal features with natural rock formations and wind-shaped vegetation along the shore.

The beach is easily reached through marked pathways and parking is available nearby for visitors. Lifeguards are on duty during summer months, and the terrain remains accessible even at low tide.

The tidal zones transform twice daily, revealing and hiding hidden rock formations and sandbars that shift with the water level. This rhythm creates different experiences depending on time of day and allows visitors to explore various sections of the beach.

Location: Paroisse Notre-Dame du Folgoët - Abers - Côte des Légendes

Address: Plage du Phare, 29890, France

GPS coordinates: 48.67694,-4.34841

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26