Goaslagorn Beach - Beg-Leguer in Lannion - France

Our opinion on the Goaslagorn Beach - Beg-Leguer

Lannion Goaslagorn Beach is one of the busiest beaches of the resort. In low season (May-June and September), it's a beach used mainly by locals after class or work. In high season, the locals mingle with the many tourists. It is not uncommon to see them stay until sunset, sharing a picnic, a barbecue, while the children play in the river of Goaslagorn. The size of the beach avoids any overcrowding.
Its orientation to the west makes it an ideal beach for the afternoon and evening. You can admire its fabulous sunsets over the sea. Completely surrounded by unspoilt nature, and made up of pines, the Goaslagorn valley that leads to the beach makes the trip worthwhile. You can also see the goats to be milked around 5pm.
The only visible structures are a bar-restaurant and a toilet block. Apart from family games, however, there is no organised activity of beach equipment for hire.
To get to this beach from Lannion, take the D21 then the D65 towards Trébeurden then take the left towards Servel and Beg Léguer (beaches are indicated). Follow the signs to the beaches of Beg-Léguer (via the Beg Léguer road and the coast road and finally the Goas Lagorn road).