Plage de Trez-Bellec is a serene and clean beach situated in the town of Telgruc-sur-Mer, in the Finistère department of the Brittany region in France. It is distinguished in the area as the only beach that is not a small, discreet cove, offering a more expansive and open environment. The beach overlooks the Douarnenez Bay, and while it is sheltered from currents, it can be subject to windy conditions.
The beach is a favorite among water sports enthusiasts, providing favorable conditions for activities such as land sailing, surfing, kayaking, and kiteboarding. As part of its facilities, the beach houses a water sports center that provides equipment rentals and lessons for various activities.
Plage de Trez-Bellec is also equipped with a number of amenities for the convenience of its visitors. These include a camping area for those wishing to stay overnight, sanitary facilities, and a charming cafe/bar for refreshments. Restaurants are also available nearby, offering a variety of dining options. Ample parking facilities are provided for visitors coming by car.
Despite its lack of picturesque qualities, Plage de Trez-Bellec's wide range of amenities and tranquil environment make it a hidden gem in the region. However, visitors should note that the beach is not supervised. Its popularity among both locals and tourists, combined with its ample facilities, can make it a bustling spot, especially during peak times.
