The beaches of Bréhat: wild coves and little Breton paradises
L'’Bréhat Island, nicknamed the island of flowers, captivated by its unspoiled landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. While not known for its vast sandy beaches like some other Breton islands, Bréhat abounds in small coves and wild beaches where to relax, swim or simply admire the scenery.
Bréhat: an island to discover in a different way
Unlike seaside resorts, the Île de Bréhat does not have long stretches of fine sand. Its coastline is indented with secluded coves, often accessible only on foot, which make up all the charm of the archipelago.
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These beaches are unsupervised, Therefore, it is essential to respect the safety rules.
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The tides dictate access and swimming: at low tide, some beaches are completely exposed, offering beautiful spaces for walking and exploring.
The most beautiful beaches and coves of Bréhat
Guerzido Beach
Located on the southern island, near the town center, this is Bréhat's most famous beach. Easily accessible, it's ideal for families. Its fine sand and sheltered waters make it a perfect spot for swimming.
Port-Clos Beach
Located near the ferry terminal, this beach is convenient for a first break upon arrival. It's also a great spot to watch the boats come and go.
The coves of the North Island
By following the coastal paths towards the Paon Lighthouse, you will discover numerous small, secluded coves. More isolated, they are perfect for those seeking tranquility.