The Beach Toenno is a picturesque destination located in Trébeurden, a commune in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany, France. It is a part of the renowned Côte de Granit Rose, and is known for its captivating landscape that transforms with shifts in tides and weather. The beach features coarse sand and is exposed to the west-southwest.
The beach is not as well-known to the public due to its location outside of the city, which makes it less crowded and offers a more serene experience. There are a few smaller coves along the coastal path to the north of the beach that can be accessed through a trail. These coves add to the natural charm of the area, providing visitors with secluded spots for relaxation.
One of the main attractions of The Beach Toenno is its beautiful view of the Milliau Island and the numerous islets in the Trébeurden bay. This vista is particularly stunning when the sun is out, casting a beautiful array of colors across the landscape.
The beach is popular among dog owners as it has a dog-friendly area that is open throughout the year. However, a section in the south is closed from June to September. Despite its popularity, the beach is not monitored or supervised, so visitors are advised to exercise caution during their visit.
Access to The Beach Toenno is fairly straightforward. From Trébeurden, one can take the D788 road towards Perros-Guirec and then turn left onto a small road indicated by a sign for Toëno. There is a small parking area available near the beach for visitors traveling by car. However, the path to the car park is noted to have a number of potholes, so drivers are advised to be cautious.
