Trez Bihan Plage is a picturesque beach situated in Telgruc-sur-Mer, located in the Finistère department of Brittany, France. Known for its tranquility and striking beauty, the beach is nestled amidst high cliffs, providing protection from the wind and a magnificent view of the sea. The beach's natural characteristics are defined by its clear waters, white sand, large pebbles, and the presence of wild coves nearby. These features, along with its geographical location, make it a point of interest from a geological perspective.
The beach, oriented southwest, transforms into a pebble beach during high tide. Despite this, it remains an ideal location for beach games and romantic walks, offering a degree of privacy due to its size. However, visitors should be cautious of urticating caterpillars on the pine trees along the access path, especially in June.
Accessing Trez Bihan Plage can be a bit challenging. It requires a 10-minute walk down a steep staircase from the small parking lot, which is approximately 400 meters away from the beach. Despite the lack of signage on the road leading to the beach and the parking lot quickly filling up, visitors find the journey worthwhile. The beach is also accessible by kayak.
Furthermore, the beach is adjacent to the GR 34, a popular hiking trail. Visitors are encouraged to wear good shoes for the access path and to help preserve the beach's natural environment. Despite the limited parking and the somewhat challenging access, Trez Bihan Plage remains a popular destination for its natural beauty and tranquility.
