Description
Nestling between Cap-Coz and Beg-Meil, Bot Conan beach is a small cove, shaded in the late afternoon, that looks like a haven of peace. Easily accessible by car, there is a car park (limited in height) equipped with bicycle storage facilities.
Accessible via the coastal path, it is set in a lush green setting where trees and luxuriant vegetation accentuate the softness of the surroundings. The fine sand and translucent waters are a natural invitation to take a dip, while the surrounding calm makes it an ideal place to soak up the sun and take full advantage of the site's natural beauty. The site is marked by its emblematic white kiosk and a stone promontory offering superb views over the ocean, reinforcing the unique and authentic character of this place.
For walkers, the coastal path overlooking the coves offers an exceptional stroll through pines, oaks and beech trees, on the way to Cap-Coz headland. Please note that this part of the path is closed to bicycles, mountain bikes and other wheeled vehicles, and is not suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs. We therefore recommend that you leave your two-wheeler in the free car park at the end of the Hent Lantecoste path.
