Plage de l'Aber

Plage de l'Aber is a serene and picturesque beach located in the bay of Douarnenez, within the commune of Crozon, in the region of Brittany, France. Its natural beauty is highly appreciated by both locals and tourists, adding to its charm and appeal. The beach is known for its expanse of fine sand, stretching to a length of approximately 1250 meters, providing ample space for visitors to relax, play, or take long strolls along the coast. The beach's uncommercialized nature enhances its tranquility, making it a perfect spot for those seeking a calm and peaceful environment. The beach is particularly less crowded towards the end of August, providing an even more serene atmosphere. This calmness, however, does not undermine the beach's appeal to water sports enthusiasts, as it is a popular spot for surfers. Surrounding the beach is a stunning coastal landscape that further enriches the experience of visiting Plage de l'Aber. There are paths off the coastal path that lead to more beautiful beaches to the east, offering a unique opportunity for exploration and sightseeing. Despite its natural allure, Plage de l'Aber does not offer supervised swimming, which visitors should bear in mind for safety reasons. The beach can be reached via the contact number 02 98 27 07 92 for any inquiries or assistance. Specific information regarding amenities and parking facilities was not provided.