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It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Perros with white sand and showers and toilets.It is not so crowded even in sommer and with a wonderful landscape. There is only a creperie nearby. It is possible to get there with the Macaron bus, the ticket at a better price can be found at the tourist office of perros Guirrec…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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This is a very proper, wide beach on the mainstreet of Trestignel. Walking, beaching and restaurants near by.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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If you are fed up with over crowded beaches of Southern France and the growing vulgarity in French Riviera, you will feel at home here, in this beautiful sandy beach full of families that cultivates discretion. The landscape is incredibly beautiful, with several stunning Villas from the beginning of the 20th century, Perros-Guirec being a resort sought after by the French bourgeoisie (from Brittany and Paris) since the Belle Epoque. …
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We'd actually driven past the beach, but enticed by the stunning views turned back and parked up in the free car park behind the beach. Swooping cliffs, big waves and golden sands were a treat for the eyes and we enjoyed our picnic on benches on a small area of promenade, even if it was a bit windy! There is one restaurant above the bay, and a van selling crepes and ice cream was setting up as we left, but otherwise its very peaceful. Nice clean toilets on the beach.…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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The beach itself is stunning with spotlessly clean, white sand. Play the tides right. We arrived earlier in the day when the tide was farther out, which gave the kids lots of room to play and run about. The hidden gem here is around the back of 'Fortification de la pointe du château'. There is a walkway around the back and with some adept jumping from rock to rock you can circumvent the fort back to the beach. Be aware that it does take some effort moving from rock to rock when there is no 'path'. My photos show the paths/ steps but a portion of the walk is across large rocks if you want to make it the whole way around. My 8 year old son managed this with some little help in places. Nicely located cafe (Le Trestrignel) behind the beach also. Overall an excellent beach and worth every minute with family or a good book.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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