Le Letty is a picturesque beach located in BĂ©nodet, a town in the Brittany region of France. It is known for its preserved lagoon, offering a spectacular view at all times. The beach opens onto the Blanche sea, a unique inner sea protected from the ocean by the Fouesnant point, contributing to its natural beauty and tranquility.
As a tourist attraction, Le Letty is best suited for swimming at high tide, as the water recedes to reveal a large expanse of sand with small pools during low tide. Despite its appeal, the beach is not monitored by lifeguards, and visitors are advised to exercise caution while swimming.
In terms of amenities, Le Letty provides sanitary facilities for visitors. Additionally, it is situated near a camping site which offers a variety of facilities including a grocery store, a restaurant, and recreational facilities. The camping site also provides direct access to the beach, enhancing the convenience for those staying there.
Nearby, there is a sailing club, making the beach an appealing spot for water sports enthusiasts. The calm sea at Le Letty, with no waves, is ideal for peaceful swimming and children's activities such as playing in the sand and crab collecting.
However, access to the beach can be challenging due to limited parking availability. Despite this, Le Letty continues to attract visitors with its natural charm and serene environment. The beach's location, paired with its amenities and natural beauty, makes it a unique destination in the Brittany region.
