Plage de Ménez Ham

Plage de Ménez Ham, often referred to as Meneham, is a serene beach situated in the town of Kerlouan, within the Finistère department in the region of Bretagne, France. The beach is approximately a 40-minute drive from the city of Brest. The beach is renowned for its picturesque natural features, which include fine sand, crystal-clear sea, and striking rock formations. These elements have led to comparisons with the Seychelles for its breathtaking natural beauty. Despite its popularity among beach enthusiasts, Plage de Ménez Ham manages to maintain a tranquil atmosphere. One unique feature of this beach is the remnants of oil slabs that can be found on the beach, a leftover from a past tanker accident. However, this does not diminish the overall beauty and appeal of the beach, which continues to be a favorite destination for beach lovers. In terms of amenities, visitors are permitted to camp on the beach, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the calming ambiance and stunning surroundings. The beach's peacefulness, combined with its natural beauty, makes Plage de Ménez Ham a must-visit location.