









Between the tip of Cap-Coz and the tip of Beg-Meil, the coastline of Fouesnant-les Glénan is made up of a series of coves, real havens of peace nestling between pine trees and rocks that look like calanques. Some are just a few dozen metres long, while others are more discreet, nestling in the hollows of the rocks. Les Oiseaux, les Pyramides, Lanroz, La Roche Percée, Lantecoste and Bot-Conan are just some of the enchanting names that evoke these unique coves.
These little bays offer the perfect setting for a swim in crystal-clear water, a picnic in the shade of the pine trees, a kayak trip or a stroll along the path overlooking the sea… with breathtaking panoramic views at every turn!
Accessible on foot, by bike, by boat or by kayak, these small wild beaches reveal all the richness and diversity of the coastline, offering an ideal setting for nature lovers, families in search of tranquillity or adventurers looking to escape to the heart of an unspoilt landscape.
Walk along the coastal path between Beg-Meil and Cap-Coz.
Bathe in the crystal-clear waters of the creeks.
Admire the kiosk on the rocky promontory of Bot-Conan.
Picnic in the shade of the pine trees in a quiet cove.
Photograph the Roche Percée, a famous rock eroded by the winds.
Explore the coves by paddle or kayak, leaving from the slipway.
Watch seabirds nesting in the rocks or on the islets.
Admire the seabed by snorkelling.
Take the path to Kerambigorn beach.
Contemplate the view of the Glénan archipelago on a clear day.
Collect shells at low tide, respecting the local fauna.
Take a gourmet break in one of Beg-Meil’s crêperies or ice-cream parlours.
Join the Beg-Meil slipway for a boat trip to the Glénan Islands (in summer).
Discover Beg-Meil through the eyes of Marcel Proust on an immersive walk.