Theven Beach in Santec - France

Wide horizon, dive of deserted islets (here Roc’h Santec and the green island), Théven at low tide has something « westernian ».

The just is vast at low tide but the sea retreats here less than it does in the neighboring cove of the Aber, in Roscoff.

It is a small anchorage of regulars. The others must be very careful because navigation becomes dangerous with all these reefs.

Full west, Théven is at the forefront of the beatings but a riprap protects the coast.

The beach extends appreciably in height by a natural walk and grassy spaces.

The hold can also serve as access for people with reduced mobility.

Few constructions harming the landscape. But this one would gain in beauty with some maritime species of trees who would strengthen its soil.

It is the only beach in Santec (except the Dossen, well equipped) to be equipped with WC.