Plage du Châtelet

Plage du Châtelet is a charming beach located in the town of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, nestled in the region of Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne, in France. It is positioned between the larger Casino beach and the notable Sémaphore point. The beach is known for its picturesque landscape, with a sandy shore that is sheltered by a neighboring cliff, and a scattering of rocks that become visible at low tide.

The beach is easily accessible by stairs from either the beach square or Avenue de Général Leclerc. Additionally, a long terrace promenade, featuring an elegant staircase, leads towards the tip of the semaphore, offering stunning views of the surrounding area.

Visitors to Plage du Châtelet can enjoy a variety of amenities, including several restaurants and cafes situated on the esplanade above the beach. The beach also features two seawater swimming pools, one of which is specifically designed for children, adding to its family-friendly appeal.

The beach is supervised during the summer months, ensuring a safe environment for visitors of all ages. However, caution is advised during stormy summer days. It is recommended to visit the beach at low tide to fully enjoy the sea pool.

In terms of parking, spaces are available along the casino or on Avenue de Verdun. The beach is also surrounded by a car park adorned with large, beautiful pines, adding to its natural charm.

Despite its urban location, Plage du Châtelet manages to maintain a romantic atmosphere, with changing light effects and varying wave conditions, from powerful to extremely calm. Its natural beauty and range of services make it a pleasant and popular destination for visitors throughout the year, be it summer or winter.