Plage du Fozo

Plage du Fozo is a picturesque beach nestled in the region of Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, in the Morbihan department of Brittany, France. This 300-meter long beach is situated in close proximity to the quaint fishing port of Portivy, offering visitors easy access to local amenities such as shops and restaurants. The beach is renowned for its pristine sand and breathtaking views of the cliffs of the Côte Sauvage to the south. Its family-friendly atmosphere makes it an ideal location for swimming, shellfish fishing and observing the local flora and fauna. It should be noted that swimming is only permitted up to Plage du Fozo, and is prohibited further south. The surrounding environment of Plage du Fozo is as stunning as it is diverse, with dunes providing shelter and cliffs adding to the dramatic landscape. The beach retains a wild, unspoiled character while still being conveniently close to the amenities of Portivy port, which is approximately 400 meters away. Visitors to Plage du Fozo can also enjoy a scenic trail that runs along the cliffs and beaches of the area, enhancing the overall experience of the location. However, it is recommended to avoid visiting on days when the wind blows from the west, although these conditions can offer unique opportunities for photography enthusiasts. To reach Plage du Fozo, visitors are advised to follow the signs for Portivy from the main road. Upon reaching a roundabout near the port, they should take the left turn towards the Côte Sauvage, also known as Fozo Street. A parking area for the beach is conveniently located just 400 meters away, ensuring ease of access for visitors with vehicles.