Plage des Anges - Aber Wrac'h is a picturesque beach nestled in the commune of Landéda, found in the Finistère department of the Bretagne region in France. It is known for its proximity to Aber Wrac'h, one of the largest nautical centers on the north coast of France. The beach is a hub of water activities such as sailing, paddleboarding, kiteboarding, windsurfing, cruising, and diving.
The natural charm of Plage des Anges - Aber Wrac'h is enhanced by the estuary of Aber Wrac'h, which provides both expansive open spaces and a sense of calm. The beach's location offers a unique blend of activities and scenic beauty. The beach is also known for its proximity to the oyster farming industry, with the oyster beds becoming a notable feature during low tide.
In terms of amenities, the beach is accessible and offers protection with its fine sand. It is known to be more visually appealing at high tide. Additionally, there is a chapel known as Notre-Dame des Anges located near the beach, adding an element of historical interest to the location. Near the port and nautical center, there is a smaller beach primarily used for water sports.
Plage des Anges - Aber Wrac'h is conveniently positioned near residential areas, making it a popular choice for locals who enjoy beachside walks. The GR 34, a popular walking trail, runs along the entirety of the beach, making it ideal for leisurely strolls in any weather conditions. The beach also offers a breathtaking view of the entrance to Aber Wrac'h, adding to its natural charm and beauty.
The beach is well-regarded for the range of activities offered by the nearby nautical center, with the nearby UCPA accommodation allowing visitors to enjoy these activities for varying periods of time. Despite the range of activities and amenities, the beach itself is not typically crowded, offering a sense of tranquility and peace to its visitors.
