Plage de Bordardoué

The 300-meter sandy beach features multicolored cliffs with tuff and quartz layers, creating distinct geological formations along the shoreline.

The beach area was once fortified with defensive structures to protect against invasions, reflecting the strategic importance of Belle-Ile-en-Mer's coastline.

Local residents practice traditional seafood gathering during low tide, collecting shellfish and crustaceans among the exposed rocky areas.

Visitors can access the beach through the hamlet of Port Salio, following a direct road that leads to available parking spaces.

During high tide, the beach divides into separate coves, while at low tide, exposed sand creates a continuous 600-meter walkable stretch.

Address: Plage de Bordardoué, 56360, France 56360 56360

GPS coordinates: 47.32857,-3.13499

Latest update: March 13, 2025 16:07