Plage de Kersiguénou is a picturesque beach located in the town of Crozon, within the Finistère department of Brittany, France. This beach is nestled in the Dinan cove, between the Portzen and Dinan points, facing west into the Atlantic from the Baie de Dinan. The beach is situated within the protected area of the Parc Naturel Régional d’Armorique, contributing to its rich natural heritage.
Stretching over 800 meters, Plage de Kersiguénou boasts a wide expanse of soft pale sands, punctuated occasionally by rocks, and bordered by cliffs on one side, which add to its wild and stunning landscape. This beach is particularly known for its tranquility and natural beauty, making it a favorite amongst families and individuals seeking a serene beach experience.
In terms of activities, Plage de Kersiguénou is popular for a variety of water sports such as windsurfing, surfing, and kitesurfing, thanks to the crossshore breeze that graces its shores. Swimming is also permitted, making it an ideal location for beach activities like sunbathing, beach games, and snorkeling. Additionally, the beach is suitable for walking and running, and provides a pathway to the nearby Dinan Castle.
However, visitors should note that there are no toilet or shower facilities available at the beach. Additionally, due to the intensity of the sun, it is advised to take precautions to avoid sunburn.
To reach Plage de Kersiguénou from the center of Crozon, one can take the D8 road towards Camarat-sur-Mer for 2.5 km, then turn left towards Kersiguénou and the beach. A parking lot is conveniently located just 30 meters from the beach, making it easily accessible for visitors.
