Plage de Longchamp

Plage de Longchamp is a captivating beach located in the town of Saint-Lunaire, in the region of Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France. Stretching for approximately 650 meters, it is the town's largest beach and is situated to the west of the town center, close to the border with Saint Briac sur Mer. The beach is flanked by the scenic Garde Guérin and Décollé points, offering stunning views to its visitors.

The beach is characterized by its sandy shores, which evoke a sense of tropical tranquility, reminiscent of the Caribbean. It is a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts, with windsurfing and boating being particularly popular activities at both ends of the beach. Furthermore, the beach is known to attract surfers and photography enthusiasts due to its picturesque setting.

To ensure the safety of its visitors, Plage de Longchamp is supervised during the summer months. The beach is also equipped with several amenities for the convenience of its visitors. There are showers available during the season, a first aid cabin, and a WC cabin with facilities for men, women, and disabled individuals. There is also a restaurant on-site that offers a range of food and drink options.

Despite its serene setting, Plage de Longchamp can get quite crowded, particularly during the peak summer months. Visitors should be aware that the beach's popularity can lead to a bustling atmosphere, similar to that of the Côte d'Azur in August.

In terms of accessibility, Plage de Longchamp is conveniently located near a large free parking area on the east side of the beach. Visitors can reach the beach from the town center by following the coastal road (D786) towards Saint-Briac. At the intersection of Boulevard du Général de Gaulle and Boulevard de Longchamp, continuing straight ahead leads to the parking area.