Traezh Morgad

Plage de Morgat is a broad sandy beach on the southern coast of the Crozon Peninsula with multiple access points to water sports facilities. The shoreline is lined with restaurants and shops where visitors can find food, drinks, and equipment for their stay.

The area became an important fishing hub in the early 1900s when equipment and boats were established along the coast. Over the following decades, local infrastructure expanded to support the growing maritime activities and population.

The beach reflects the community's deep ties to the sea and fishing heritage that shape daily life in the area. You will notice fishing boats and gear scattered along the shore, visible reminders of how the ocean remains central to local identity.

The beach has shallow zones suitable for beginners and deeper areas for experienced swimmers and divers. It is wise to check tide times before visiting, especially if you plan to explore caves or rocky sections along the cliffs.

At low tide, sea caves carved by water over centuries become accessible along the cliff face without needing a boat. These natural formations reveal the slow geological sculpting that continues to shape the coastline today.