Plage de Porsmilin

Plage de Porsmilin is a picturesque beach and village, nestled in the Trez-Hir, a recognized seaside resort in the Pays d'Iroise region of Plougonvelin, France. Named after an ancient mill on the beach, Porsmilin is renowned for its natural charm and scenic beauty. The beach is surrounded by the typical Breton cliffs, offering a captivating vista at both high and low tide. The beach is a popular destination among various demographics, including families and young people. Its tranquil environment makes it a delightful spot for relaxation, picnics, and swimming. Children find the exposed rocks and small pools of water at low tide particularly engaging. Despite its popularity, Porsmilin Beach manages to uphold a serene and peaceful ambiance. Visitors can access the beach through a clearly marked and well-maintained circuit, administered by the French Hiking Federation of Finistère and Pays d'Iroise Communauté. This circuit also offers a tour of the local landmarks such as the FFI memorial, the Cosquer and Kerjérôme houses, and the Trez-Hir seaside resort. The route is color-coded for the convenience of the hikers. Plage de Porsmilin provides several amenities for its visitors. Conveniently located parking spaces are available directly in front of the beach, making it easily accessible. Additionally, there is a public toilet on-site for visitor use. Visitors are advised to bring sun and wind protection to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable visit. Notably, dogs are not allowed on the beach, ensuring a safe environment for all visitors. Moreover, a surf school is situated nearby for those interested in water sports.