Beach L'Île à Poule is a tranquil and scenic beach situated in the commune of Kerbors, in the Côtes d'Armor department of Bretagne, France. It is a small, secluded beach with a length of 300 meters and is known for its fine sandy shores. The beach is positioned to face west, offering an enchanting view of the estuary of Jaudy, the lighthouse of Corne, the Ile à Poule, Plougrescant, and the Ile d'Er.
One of the unique features of this beach is that it is suitable for swimming during high tide. Despite its small size, it is well-equipped with amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable visit. This includes a picnic table for visitors to enjoy meals and restrooms for convenience.
Beach L'Île à Poule is also known for its accessibility. It has provisions for disabled access, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the natural beauty it offers. For those planning to drive, there is a small car park available near the beach.
The beach is also located near the GR34 hiking trail, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy combining a beach visit with a hike. It is also close to the towns of Pleubian and Tréguier.
Given its secluded location, the beach is typically not crowded, offering a serene environment for visitors to swim, walk, or simply paddle in the water. However, it should be noted that dogs are not permitted on the beach.
In the vicinity of the beach is a gîte, a type of French holiday home, that offers panoramic sea views and is attached to the owners' Légumière farm. Visitors staying at the gîte can enjoy fresh seasonal vegetables from the farm and have easy access to the beach.
