Beach of Loscolo

The Beach of Loscolo is a picturesque beach located in the coastal town of Pénestin, in the region of Brittany, France. It is situated in the Bay of Lanchale, near the Pointe du Goulumer. The beach boasts a stretch of fine, sandy shore approximately 800 meters long, interspersed with a few characteristic rocks. A unique feature of this beach is its varying landscape with the tide, which provides opportunities for both swimming and exploring marine life.

The northern part of the Beach of Loscolo is known for its family-friendly environment, with easy access via a gentle slope. In contrast, the southern part of the beach is marked by cliffs and can be accessed through stairs, offering breath-taking views of the rugged coastline. From the beach, one can even see the distant Island of Beschet.

The beach is accessible during the summer period, with a mat provided to facilitate movement on the sand. Despite its popularity, especially during the summer season, the Beach of Loscolo is less crowded compared to other nearby beaches. This makes it an ideal spot for peaceful walks along the shore and watching the sunset. However, visitors should be aware that certain amenities, such as toilets and changing rooms, may be limited.

Reaching the Beach of Loscolo involves taking the D201 road towards Assérac and then turning right towards Kerfalher. After approximately 800 meters, one must turn right onto allée du Bihen and then left onto route du Marescle. The journey ends at a large parking area, conveniently located near the beach. Alternatively, visitors can park near Plage Goulumer and take a trail that leads north to access the southern end of the beach.

The water quality at the Beach of Loscolo is excellent for swimming and has remained stable throughout the season for several years. The beach also offers various recreational activities for visitors. The beach's proximity to a nearby camping site adds to its popularity, making it a favorite destination for both locals and tourists.