Plages de Keremma

Plages de Keremma is a beach along the Atlantic coast in northern Finistère, featuring wide sandy areas bordered by natural dunes. The site spans several kilometers and is crisscrossed by marked pathways that wind through the protected dune system.

The coastline served as a vital resource for local fishing communities for generations, shaping the maritime character of the region. It maintained its importance as a key location for Atlantic trade and fishing activities from the 19th century onward.

Locals and visitors alike gather on these shores to experience the wide coastal landscape and dune formations that define this stretch of Brittany. The place serves as a meeting point for those drawn to the rugged beauty of this Atlantic coastline.

The site can be reached through multiple entrances with dedicated parking facilities near the beach access points. Tide conditions should be checked before swimming to ensure safe water entry and enjoyable time on the sand.

The dune system shelters specialized plant species found only in coastal areas and serves as a regular stopping point for migratory bird species. This ecological variety makes the location a refuge for species that are difficult to encounter elsewhere.