Plage de Trezmalaouen is a picturesque beach nestled in the town of Kerlaz, in the Finistère department of the region of Brittany, France. The beach is situated in the southeastern part of the Douarnenez Bay and is enveloped by majestic cliffs, adding to its natural beauty. The beach is known for its tranquil atmosphere and cleanliness, providing a peaceful retreat for visitors.
The beach is a haven for nature enthusiasts, owing to the diverse birdlife that frequents the area. The windy conditions prevalent at Plage de Trezmalaouen make it a popular destination for surfing and kitesurfing enthusiasts. Despite the occasional presence of green algae, the beach is suitable for swimming and relaxation, particularly during high tide when the pebbles protect the sandy area.
Plage de Trezmalaouen is also part of the GR34 walking route, making it an ideal spot for visitors to enjoy a brisk walk along the shoreline, taking in the breathtaking views and fresh ocean air. Walking at low tide is particularly recommended for a unique beach experience.
Amenities at Plage de Trezmalaouen are limited but it does offer picnic tables on a grassy area for visitors to enjoy a meal amidst the natural beauty. There is also a boat access ramp for those who wish to venture out into the waters.
The beach can be reached via a small free parking area. Despite its size, the parking facilities are conveniently located and easy to access. The beach is not typically crowded, offering a serene and relaxing beach experience. While the beach lacks toilet facilities, its proximity to the town of Douarnenez and other coastal resorts provides additional options for exploration and amenities.
