Plage des Blancs Sablons

Plage des Blancs Sablons is an enchanting beach located in the region of Bretagne, in the municipality of Le Conquet. Its location within a protected area of the Conservatoire du littoral, classified as Natura 2000, contributes to its untouched, wild characteristics. The beach stretches for 2.5 kilometers, offering a captivating view of the Kermorvan peninsula and the Ilette fort. The beach's orientation towards the northwest makes it an ideal location for water sports enthusiasts. Additionally, the beach is known for its smooth sand and cold sea, offering a unique experience that attracts visitors throughout the year, even during winter months. Despite its popularity, the beach retains a sense of calm and tranquility, with visitors generally finding the crowd levels to be manageable. Plage des Blancs Sablons also offers breathtaking views of Le Conquet, its port, and various landmarks such as Pointe des Renards, Saint-Mathieu, Phare des Pierres Noires, and the islands of Quéménès, Molène, and Ouessant. The water quality at the beach is considered suitable for swimming. The beach is accessible through the Le Conquet municipality, and though it is unsupervised, the municipality provides essential contact information for visitors. However, it is not mentioned whether there are any facilities, amenities, or parking available at the beach.