A damp start and a damp end to the day but all the way through the middle pretty ok – not exactly warm but not cold either. We left the Aire as the drizzle lifted this morning and by the time (like a few minutes) we got to our first stop you would never know – blue skies all around for our along the coastal path from Plage de Kerlouan….

Plage de la Digue….

Plage de Roc’h ar Gonc…..

And lastly – Plage de Boutrouilles….

A short hop in the van to Plage de Karrec Hir and Plage Niez Vran….


Our next stop was to visit Plage de Dibennou where we watched the kite-surfing for a while….

As the weather clouded over we visited Plage du Curnic and Plage de Vougo – neither that inspiring….


Followed by a wander along the beautiful (neighbouring beach to the two above) Plage du Vougot….

Another drive took us for a quick pit stop at Plage de la Greve Blanche, Plouguerneau….

A little further along the coast in the same area we parked up and walked from Plage St Cava, around the small headland to Plage Kervenni…


Our final stop on what has been a busy day was Plage St Marguerite where the weather turned to a fine drizzle on this still stunning beach….

Enough is enough – it is time to drive to our Aire for the night in Lampoul Ploudalmezeau and eat…
Thoughts of the day:
- This coastline is truly beautiful with lots of white sand and artistically placed boulders – I really think it would be an ideal location for a cycling holiday as you could easily park up for a couple of days in each area and then just follow the coast as there is a great network of quiet roads following the coast and pretty flat! Not often that I see the advantage of having a bike.
- It’s funny really but at nearly every beach there is a height restricted car park with an unrestricted area next to it – what is the point?
Today’s stats:
- Miles driven – 44
- Miles walked – 6
- Beaches – 14
- Aire – £7.19 EHU