Plage du Corréjou is a picturesque beach nestled in Camaret-sur-Mer, a coastal town in the Finistère department of the Brittany region in France. This beach holds a strategic location as it is the northernmost beach in the area, positioned behind the bustling port of Camaret and the historic Vauban Tower. Despite being on the outskirts of the town, its central location makes it easily accessible.
The beach is known for its natural beauty and tranquility. Its sandy coastline is soft and fine, making strolls along the beach a pleasurable experience. The beach is also sheltered from the prevailing winds of the Crozon Peninsula, adding to its calm and serene ambiance. It is particularly stunning in the sunlight, offering breathtaking views. Despite being a wild beach with a notable amount of seaweed, the cleanliness of the beach is commendable.
Plage du Corréjou offers a family-friendly environment and is especially suitable for children. Its calmness and tranquility make it a perfect place for relaxation and nature appreciation, particularly during the low season when it is less crowded.
Reaching Plage du Corréjou is straightforward. From the port, visitors can take the Gustave Toudouze quay towards the Vauban Tower, and turn left after the Styvel quay. For those driving, there is a parking area conveniently located above the beach. The beach is also accessible for wheelchair users with a dedicated ramp, although assistance may be required due to the steep slope.
In terms of amenities, there are several shops located nearby for the convenience of visitors. The beach's central location also means that it extends towards notable landmarks, including the Notre-Dame chapel and the Vauban Tower, adding to its appeal.
