Plage de Goulien is a notable beach located in the town of Crozon, within the Finistère department in the region of Brittany, France. Known for its expansive sandy stretch, it is one of the largest beaches in the area and is cherished for its untouched, natural allure. The beach is nestled in the southern part of the Dinan cove, serving as an extension of the Kersiguénou beach. The beach's location is further enhanced by its proximity to the GR34 hiking trail, which leads to the Dinan Point and its castle, offering a delightful walk for visitors.
Despite its size and the nearby campsite, Plage de Goulien does not become overly crowded during the summer months. Visitors can always find an ample space to lay down a towel and enjoy the beach. To access the beach from the center of Crozon, visitors need to travel on the D8 road towards Camaret-sur-Mer for about 1 km. From there, a left turn towards Dinan Point at Croas an Doffen street is required. After approximately 500 meters, a right turn onto Goulien street will lead directly to the beach.
Plage de Goulien is a wide, clean beach, making it a perfect spot for families and various beach activities. The beach is particularly favored by surfers, bodyboarders, and stand-up paddleboarders, with its conditions being suitable for beginners as well. A unique natural feature of the beach is the small pools that form at low tide, creating a safe and enjoyable environment for children. However, visitors should be cautious of jellyfish that sometimes appear among the thick seaweed. During hot weather, algae may also be present on the beach. Despite these natural elements, the beach continues to offer a picturesque view and a multitude of activities for visitors of all ages.
