Plage de Lantecost

Plage de Lantecost is a picturesque beach located in Beg-Meil, Fouesnant, in the Fouesnant-les-Glénan region. The beach is known for its serene atmosphere, clear water, and soft white sand, making it a tranquil spot for relaxation and enjoyment. A unique feature of the beach is a natural 'throne' sculpted in a tree trunk on the edge of the cliff, adding to its charm and making it a perfect spot for photography. The beach is nestled in a slightly wild and magnificent landscape, further enhanced by a small creek that flows through it. The location is sheltered from the wind, making it a comfortable place for visitors to rest, walk around, or spend a calm day with their feet in the crystal clear water. Despite its beauty, Plage de Lantecost is not usually crowded, providing a peaceful retreat for visitors. However, the beach provides certain amenities for the comfort of its visitors, even though specific details about these services are not given. For those planning to visit by car, there is a parking space available near the beach. However, visitors should be aware that the car park and the access road are closed from around 7:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Therefore, it is advisable to plan the visit accordingly to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Plage de Lantecost.