Grande Plage of Ménéham in Kerlouan - France

Our opinion on the Grande Plage of Ménéham

The Ménéham Beach in Kerlouan is a place you will remember for a long time. It consists of a small port overlooking a reconstructed old fishing village and a long stretch of sand that is nearly three kilometers long. On the left side, there are many rocks where you can climb, dive, navigate around, or take a walk. On the right side, you can take long and beautiful walks along the dunes. At the foot of the dunes, the white sand is particularly fine, white, and cruel to the eyes on sunny days if you forget your sunglasses or parasol. A visit to the Ménéham hamlet will allow you to discover workshops of artisans, a small museum, a cottage, and an inn where you can eat. This hamlet is open every day and all year round. You can also see old seaweed kilns, seaweed that was once collected for soil amendment. In short, a beach with exceptionally preserved history and geography.