Beach Goas Lagorn

Beach Goas Lagorn, located in Lannion, France, is a notable natural site situated between the cliffs of Pors Mabo and Beg Léguer. Its landscape is diverse, featuring dunes, meadows, and woodlands. One of the main attractions of the area is the beach itself, known for its vast sandy terrain and the view it offers of the Bay of Lannion and Morlaix. The beach is west-facing, offering visitors the opportunity to witness spectacular sunsets over the sea. The site is home to a dune massif, where plants such as oyat and panicaut des dunes flourish. Visitors can also explore the ruins of the Crec'h Meur Meur farm, a testament to the area's agricultural past. The 18th century Saint Thurien Chapel, perched on the heights of the valley, adds to the site's rustic charm. Beach Goas Lagorn draws a significant number of visitors, particularly during the high season. Despite its popularity, the beach is never too crowded thanks to its size. In addition to locals, the beach also attracts a large number of tourists. Even during the low season, it remains a favorite spot for locals to unwind after work or school. The beach offers several amenities for visitors. There are clean and well-maintained toilet facilities, and a popular restaurant where visitors can dine while enjoying the beach view. It is advisable to make a reservation at the restaurant due to its popularity. In terms of accessibility, Beach Goas Lagorn can be reached from Lannion via the D21 and the D65 towards Trébeurden, following the signs to Beg-Léguer beaches. There is free parking available for visitors, although the closing of one of the car parks has reduced parking options. Despite this, the beach remains a must-visit destination for many, thanks to its natural beauty and charm.