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From the Belle Époque onwards, Beg-Meil attracted the first summer visitors in search of calm and sea air. Artists, middle-class families and elegant holidaymakers flocked here every summer, seduced by its sheltered coves, long sandy beaches and refined atmosphere. The seaside villas that can still be seen today bear witness to the period when the resort became a popular holiday destination. The unique atmosphere of Beg-Meil has been perpetuated over the decades: a resort on a human scale where nature lovers, families looking for relaxation and enthusiasts of seaside walks all find something to their liking.
“An enchanting country… a land of beauty… a blend of poetry and sensuality… the most noble, sweet and delicious thing I know… I adore Beg-Meil… where it is exquisite to live.” Marcel Proust
The coves: treasures of fine sand and turquoise waters
One of Beg-Meil’s greatest attractions is the many coves dotted along its coastline, all accessible on foot.
Beg-Meil cove: departure point for the islands
The slipway, the nerve centre of Beg-Meil, is the ideal place to watch the maritime activity, take a boat trip to the Glénan archipelago in summer, or simply admire the comings and goings of the fishermen.
The village of Beg-Meil: conviviality and Breton charm
Beg-Meil has retained all the charm of a seaside village. On Wednesday mornings, you can stroll around the summer market, sample a home-made ice cream or relax on the terrace.
The villas of Beg-Meil: seaside elegance
The village is also renowned for its Belle Époque seaside villas, nestling in a green setting. As you wander through the narrow streets, you’ll come across mansions with refined, elegant architecture.