Plage de Beaumer

Plage de Beaumer is a serene and charming beach nestled in the town of Carnac, in the region of Morbihan, Bretagne, France. It is situated to the east of Grande Plage, beyond Pointe Churchill. The beach is known for its fine, sandy texture and tranquil atmosphere, which draws both tourists and locals. Despite its popularity, it still retains a sense of calm and serenity.

The beach is well-sheltered from the wind, offering shaded areas for visitors to relax and enjoy the peaceful seaside experience. Viewers can also witness the stunning sight of Stuhan Island and the natural site of Kervilhen in La Trinité sur Mer from this beach.

One of the unique characteristics of Plage de Beaumer is its suitability for swimming only at high tide. During low tide, the sea recedes significantly, making swimming impossible. However, this vast expanse of sand unveiled during low tide creates a perfect playground for children and an ideal spot for beach volleyball. Visitors are advised to carry their own volleyball equipment.

Fishing enthusiasts will find Plage de Beaumer an ideal spot, with the beach known to be a prime location for this activity. However, it's worth noting that at times, the beach may have a considerable amount of seaweed.

Accessing Plage de Beaumer is straightforward. From Carnac-Plage, visitors can take the D186 road towards La Trinité. Multiple access points to the beach are present on the right side of Avenue de l'Orient. For those driving, there is a small, free parking area available on the left side of the avenue.

The beach is slightly concealed, which adds to its charm and offers a pleasant view from the promenade. However, visitors should note that dogs are not permitted on the beach. Despite its small size, Plage de Beaumer's calm waters, fine sand, and tranquil atmosphere make it a must-visit spot for a peaceful seaside experience.