Plage de Pen Hat

Plage de Pen Hat is a notable beach in the Finistère department, located in Camaret-sur-Mer, Brittany, France. It is nestled between the Toulinguet and Pen Hir points, occupying the easternmost part of the Crozon Peninsula. The beach is characterized by its natural beauty and large size, which provides ample space for visitors. It is surrounded by a picturesque landscape of white sand, clear blue sea, and is known for its big waves. However, the beach is also known for its strong and dangerous currents, which strictly prohibit swimming but make it a popular spot for surfers. Despite its serene and remote location, the beach attracts a considerable number of visitors. However, it is less crowded compared to other beaches, offering a quiet and peaceful beach experience for those who prefer solitude. As for amenities, Plage de Pen Hat is equipped with a beach bar that operates on weekends, serving ice-cream for visitors to enjoy. There's also a food truck stationed at the beginning of the beach, offering a selection of crepes, coffee, and more ice cream. To reach the beach, visitors can navigate from the center of Camaret-sur-Mer, following the Toulinguet street and taking a left turn after 150 meters from the second big bend. There are parking facilities nearby, making the beach easily accessible for visitors. For those interested in exploring the surroundings, there are several running trails around the beach that lead to beautiful views of the Pen Hir rocks. However, it should be noted that the beach offers no specific facilities. Despite its beauty and appeal, Plage de Pen Hat is known as one of the most dangerous beaches on the Crozon Peninsula due to its strong currents.