Plage de Tahiti

Plage de Tahiti, located in the resort town of Névez in the Finistère department of Bretagne, is known for its exceptional beauty. The beach's name draws inspiration from the famous painter Gauguin who stayed in the nearby region of Pont-Aven and was inspired by Tahiti.

The beach is characterized by its turquoise waters and fine white sand which is interspersed with small rocks. It is also surrounded by green cliffs, a feature that contributes to its nickname, Tahiti. On clear days, visitors can also enjoy the sight of the island of Groix to the left.

Despite its popularity, Plage de Tahiti is typically moderately crowded, even during the summer months. Visitors looking for a quieter experience can find solitude by walking towards the right of the beach, which tends to be less crowded. The beach is spacious, providing ample room for all visitors to enjoy.

Swimming at Plage de Tahiti is considered safe due to the beach's gentle slope. However, it is important to note that there is no lifeguard on duty.

The beach offers a few basic amenities for the convenience of visitors. This includes showers and toilets. However, the exact location of these amenities may differ depending on one's location on the beach.

To reach Plage de Tahiti, visitors can take the coastal road from the center of Névez towards Trégunc. Signposts along the way will guide visitors to the beach. The beach itself is accessible via a downhill walk from the parking area. Parking is available nearby and is free of charge.