Beaches in Le Croisic (44490) France - advise, map and photos

The small seaside resort of Le Croisic, in the department of Loire-Atlantique, is a haven of peace on the doorstep of Brittany. Located north of the peninsula of the same name, about thirty kilometres from Saint-Nazaire, it has a rich heritage and beautiful beaches, much to the delight of the tourists. Among the must-see, the menhir of Pierre Longue, located on the seafront, the many chapels (Cricifix, St. Goustan), or the manor of Kervaudu, a manor house dating from the fifteenth century typical of the Breton architecture.

Younger guests will enjoy the Océarium of Croisic, an aquarium known for the diversity of its species before exploring the beaches of Croisic, mainly located on the peninsula. St Goustan, Castouillet, Sable Menu or Port-Lin, they each have many advantages. Families will enjoy the last two, with their clubs and the stunning seaside villas lining the promenade. That of St. Goustan is located at the foot of the pier of Tréhic, the opportunity to discover the landscape around the city. From the bustling docks of the fishing port, there are many trails to the coves along the wild coast!

Nearby, one can go to the great beaches of La Baule or in the creeks of La Turballe.