Plage de Bréhec

Bréhec Beach is a sand beach in Plouha that stretches wide along the coast and is framed by green cliffs. A small harbor sits directly beside it, linking the swimming area with active fishing operations.

This Breton beach has held its maritime character through its fishing port, which has remained active across generations. The deep connection to fishing continues to shape the coastal community today.

The beach draws swimmers and sailing enthusiasts who use the local school to learn and practice water sports. Its position along the coast makes it central to how residents connect with the sea.

Free parking is available near the port, and the beach provides sanitary facilities plus lifeguard supervision during summer months. Plan your visit around the tide changes, as they reshape the shoreline twice daily.

The tidal swings at this beach are quite dramatic and reshape the coastal landscape twice daily in striking ways. Visitors may find temporary swimming pools and coves appearing or vanishing depending on the water level.