Beaches in La Trinité-sur-Mer (56470) France - advise, map and photos

The seaside resort of La-Trinité-sur-Mer is located on the coast of Megaliths and remains the most famous port. A popular destination for sailing enthusiasts for the regatta days, it is also famous for its oysters, especially those of the river Crac'h. It is on the bridge of Kerisper that you can see this activity while enjoying a superb panoramic view on the Bay of Trinité. Families especially appreciate the beaches of La Trinité sur Mer. The smaller ones extend along the coastal trail. The view of the channel is pretty and they retain an untamed aspect. Fishing enthusiasts will be delighted to get there. Two great beaches are also very popular especially for their clubs. The Men-Dû near Carnac is shallow, ideal for younger people. It is also from there that you can reach the island of Stuhan, connected to the mainland, at low tide, by a strip of sand. The second one is located in Kervillen and offers a sheltered landscape.

The village is picturesque and deserves to be visited. The harbour allows you to admire the old fishing boats moored alongside the many transatlantic multihulls and to stay a while to visit the fish market and sample some seafood.

Only a few kilometres away, the resort of Locmariaquer marks the entrance to the Bay of Morbihan.