Plage de la Fosse aux Vaults, Small beach in Saint-Lunaire, France

The beach at Fosse aux Vaults is a small bathing area with fine sand and rock formations that extends along the eastern side of Pointe du Nick. The shoreline alternates between sandy beach and stones, which makes the waterfront particularly attractive.

The bathing area has developed over time into an established local gathering spot on the Breton coast. The site has been shaped by natural coastal processes and is now used as a swimming beach.

The beach draws visitors who come to explore the rocky shoreline and its natural rock structures. Local people frequent this spot to spend time by the water and enjoy the coastal landscape.

The beach is reached by a path down from the Pointe du Nick side, and the sand gives way to stones at the eastern end, so water shoes help. Swimming is supervised by lifeguards in summer. Beach wheelchairs for visitors with reduced mobility are available on site.

A rock formation near the beach has a shape that resembles a lion's head and becomes particularly visible when the tide goes out. This natural feature makes the spot memorable for many visitors.