Plage de Port Miquel

Plage de Port Miquel is a public beach located on the island of Île-aux-Moines in the Golfe du Morbihan, France. The beach, which is accessible to the public all year round, is found at the base of the Saint-Michel church, nestled between the points of Trec'h and Brouel. Its location provides an eastern orientation and stretches over a length of 140 meters. Notably, there is no entrance fee to access the beach, allowing visitors to enjoy its natural beauty without any additional costs. The beach is characterized by its sandy nature, offering a serene environment that is perfect for relaxation, swimming, or simply taking a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. It is also a popular location for coastal walking, allowing visitors to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty while engaging in physical activity. Despite the weather, which can sometimes be gray, especially in the month of February, Plage de Port Miquel continues to be a delightful spot for strolling and enjoying the tranquillity. Apart from its natural charm, the region where the beach is located is also known for its delicious oysters, adding to the overall appeal of the area.