Plage de Groac’h Zu is a picturesque beach situated in Cléder, a commune in the Finistère department of Bretagne, France. It is characterized by its large cove and shallow shoreline, which allows the water to remain close even during low tide. The beach is relatively secluded compared to the more popular central beach of Cléder, Amiets.
The natural environment of Plage de Groac’h Zu is a blend of wild moorlands and majestic rocks. These features, coupled with its fine sand and clear water, make it an ideal location for relaxation, walks, swimming, and exploration. The beach is particularly noted for its impressive granite chaos to the west, which is favored by climbers, and its grassy moorlands to the east.
Despite its natural beauty, Plage de Groac’h Zu does not have many amenities. It is, however, easily accessible either by a coastal path or by car, making it convenient for visitors. For those who opt to drive, a parking lot is available near the beach.
Given its somewhat isolated location, Plage de Groac'h Zu is ideal for those looking to avoid crowds during peak season. However, it should be noted that the water at the beach is quite fresh. This, along with its serene and heavenly surroundings, contributes to the beach's overall appeal.
