The beaches of Camaret

In Camaret-sur-Mer, five sandy beaches offer different landscapes and activities.

Kerloc'h beach at the entrance to the Commune offers a superb view of the ruinous rocky point known as "Château de Dinan".

In the immediate vicinity of the town, le Corréjou is a popular family beach. A sloping ramp provides easy access for wheelchair users.

Between the pointe du Toulinguet and the cliffs of Pen-Hir, the dunes and Pen-Had beach offer superb panoramic views. Ideal for lazing around and sunbathing, this beach is also subject to the "baïnes" phenomenon (violent and unpredictable currents that occur intermittently), which sometimes makes it dangerous (swimming may be prohibited). It is very popular with surfers.

Around 1.5 km from the town centre, Veryac'h beachThis south-facing beach is full of charm. It also has a succession of small natural coves that are accessible at low tide.

Towards Roscanvel, Trez-Rouz beach (a Breton name meaning red sand) offers a beautiful view of Camaret harbour.