C'hi Beach in Kerlouan - France

To make it perfect, all that's missing are a few maritime pines that would better stabilize the dune and provide some shade at the top of the beach.

Perfectly shaped, this cove is in the form of an embrace and is divided in two. There is even another cove to the right, near the large beach of Ménéham.

The bottoms are sandy with a few rocks that fortunately can be seen because the water is quite clear.

The water is quite warm and you can bask on the rocks, which are soft to the touch, right after your swim.

You can also stay on the dune.

And of course on the sand.

Even when the sea is rough, it is calm near the shore.

The heath above allows you to see the two beaches of Ménéham: this one and the large one to the right.

Respect the dune flora, it is making an effort to hold on.

Up top, seaweed left to dry, as in the past.

Burned in seaweed ovens, it was used to produce soda for making glass.

The guard post, cleverly concealed to observe movements at sea.

Another cove is located at the point, between the two beaches of Ménéham, the large and the small.

You'll only leave Ménéham wanting to come back as soon as possible.