Plage de Port-Lenn

Plage de Port-Lenn is a scenic beach located in the Gulf of Port-Navalo, in the region of Brittany, Arzon, France. It faces the entrance of the Gulf of Morbihan and is situated near the authentic fishing village of Port Navalo, offering a vibrant and lively atmosphere with the sounds of old fishermen. The beach is divided into two areas, the left side being less crowded and popular for sailing, while the right side lies along the road. The beach is known for its good water quality and cleanliness, having obtained the Démarche Qualité Eaux de Baignade certification in 2014. It is also popular for swimming, although swimmers should be cautious of the various mooring buoys in the water. Plage de Port-Lenn offers a picturesque setting for photography, especially during sunset, with a foreground of moored boats, a pier in the background, and the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan. It is also a popular starting point for strolls along both sides of the bay, and is frequented mainly by regulars and families with children, making it a family-friendly location. Visitors to Plage de Port-Lenn will find convenient amenities, including a playground for children and dining options. There is also a shower and WC located nearby for convenience. The beach is also home to a straw hut, adding to its charm, and is a popular spot for evening aperitifs and admiring the sunset. Parking is not a concern for visitors, as there is free parking available in front of the beach. The beach can be accessed from multiple routes including Boulevard de la Rade, Boulevard de Bilgroix, or Rue des Fontaines. Despite its popularity, Plage de Port-Lenn maintains its tranquility, providing a peaceful beach experience for all visitors.