Plage de Maner Coat Clevarec, often known as Plage de Maner, is a picturesque beach situated in the town of Fouesnant, within the FinistĂšre department of Bretagne, France. This beach is known for its vast expanses of sand stretching between the points of Mousterlin and Beg Meil, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Plage de Maner is surrounded by dunes, providing a preserved natural environment. Visitors can enjoy a serene and peaceful atmosphere, as the beach is not typically crowded, even during the peak season. However, it is worth noting that the beach is not sheltered, hence, it is advisable to avoid visiting on windy days when the ocean can be rough.
The beach offers a lifeguard station located on the dune during the summer season, ensuring the safety of swimmers. However, lifeguard surveillance is not available on the sides of the beach. Dogs are not permitted on the beach, ensuring a clean and safe environment for all visitors.
The beach is easily accessible by following the D145 road from the center of Fouesnant towards Mousterlin. After 1.5 km, at the second fork, a left turn towards the campsites on Hent Coat Rouz road leads to the beach. There is free parking available at the beach access point, making it a convenient destination for drivers. Additionally, bicycle parking spaces are available for those who prefer to cycle, with the possibility of securing bikes with a padlock.
One of the unique experiences at Plage de Maner is the opportunity to witness the sun rising across the ocean in the morning, a sight that is particularly magnificent between 08:00 and 11:00. From the beach, visitors can also admire the distant view of the Glénan Islands, adding to the overall allure of the beach.
