Plage des Rosaires

Plage des Rosaires is an expansive beach located in Plérin, a commune in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Bretagne, France. The beach extends over a length of two kilometers, offering ample space for a variety of activities and a wide view of the sea, creating a romantic atmosphere. The beach is known for its cleanliness and the calm, warm waters that border its wide, sandy expanse. The gentle gradient of the beach becomes particularly vast when the tide recedes, making it appear very safe for young children. Plage des Rosaires is also easily accessible from the centre of Plérin, with signs leading to Les Rosaires. Parking is available on the residential roads along the seafront and back, although it may become crowded during the peak season. Despite its natural beauty and popularity among tourists, Plage des Rosaires does have some limitations in terms of amenities. There are limited public toilets and no restaurants directly on the beach, which may require beachgoers to leave the beach for meals or to use the facilities. However, local establishments in the area are known to be kind and accommodating, allowing the use of their facilities even without any purchase. The beach also lacks some basic facilities like a footbath. The beach used to have a designated naturist area, but this was suspended in 2013. Despite this, the beach remains a popular tourist destination for its vastness, cleanliness, and the variety of accommodations and activities available in the surrounding area. The beach is also located near the first nautical center in the department, which can be reached on foot.