Plage de Toull Bihan

Plage de Toull Bihan is a picturesque and family-friendly beach located in the town of Trégastel, in the Côtes-d'Armor department of the Bretagne region in France. It is nestled in the bay of Kerlavos and is sheltered by rocks, providing a tranquil atmosphere. The beach faces west and is characterized by its sandy shores, which stretch for several hundred meters on both sides of Rue du Haren. The beach is known for its stunning natural beauty, with a unique characteristic being its pink granite rock. Regardless of the weather, the beach offers a beautiful display of colors from the sea, sand, tide, and sky. It provides beautiful views, particularly of the Tanguy island which it faces. Visitors can access Plage de Toull Bihan by taking Rue Charles Le Goffic from the center of Trégastel and then turning left onto Rue du Haren. There are limited parking spaces available near the beach. The beach is also accessible from the coastal path. Plage de Toull Bihan is ideal for families with children who can play in the sand or on the rocks. It is also a popular spot for fishing, with various marine species such as periwinkles, shrimps, clams, crabs, and small fish. Although the beach does not have any seasonal restaurants or bars, it offers a peaceful atmosphere where visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the sea and sand. It's worth noting that during high tide and low tide, the sea can be far from the shore, which may make swimming less convenient. The beach is particularly loved by locals and has been a place of memories for generations. It has a timeless appeal and has been a significant part of the childhoods of many visitors. Despite its popularity, Plage de Toull Bihan maintains a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility.