Croc Beach in Fréhel - France

It’s from La Pointe aux Chèvres (Goat Point) that you will find the best views of Anse du Croc (Fang Cove), which can be seen in the foreground. In the centre are the Grèves d’en Bas strands, and in the background: Cape Fréhel and its lighthouse. Even whilst being situated in a popular area and close to a camping site, and even on wamer days, Anse du Croc is rarely flooded with tourists. This is due to its vast size and the close proximity of a great many other beaches that, in effect, “absorb” the surplus of visitors.

A charming setting for this fine-sand beach with some alluring dunes forming the backdrop. Next to the beach on the right is a camping site. Dunes, rocks, pine trees, and rolling hills….everything Brittany has to offer is right here.

There is dense vegetation on this beach close to Cape Fréhel.

To the left (next to the car park), is a launching ramp for boats (the Vieux Bourg slipway). On the slipway side you can find shelter from the wind…

In summer you can even find a small beach bar, meaning you can have breakfast on the beach! There are even some concerts held here during high season.

There are many forest paths that re-join the car park (which has toilets).The presence of pine trees, typical of Fréhel, only add to its untouched, natural feel.

The surrounding moors are breath-taking….

…and nearby Fort-la-Latte Castle is well worth the visit.