Plage naturiste Phoenix

On the south coast of Finistère, between dunes and ponds, Kerannouat beach (listed here under the name Phoenix) is one of only two officially authorized naturist beaches in the department. An open view onto the Glénan archipelago, fine sand, the quiet of nearby pines: the setting alone justifies the detour.

A protected site

The beach sits within a 300 hectare protected natural area, between the dunes of Trévignon and their ponds. The fine sand ensures a gentle transition between the textile section and the naturist section, with no barrier or heavy handed signage. You can feel it's a place designed for the two crowds to coexist rather than for strict separation.

How to get there

From Trégunc, head towards the pointe de Trévignon. The road then leads to the villages of Hent Feunten Aodou, Penloc'h and Kerlin, from where you reach the beach on foot via the dune paths.

Who it's for

The beach welcomes families as well as seasoned naturists, and it's often mentioned as a good entry point for a first naturist experience. Reviews highlight a calm, respectful atmosphere, free of pressure or lingering looks. People come here as much for the view of the Glénan islands as for that quiet, unforced ease.

Practical info

• Free access year round
• Ground: fine sand
• Customary nudity in the dedicated zone (so called "customary" naturism, practiced by convention more than imposed by a posted regulation)
• Information: 02 98 06 87 90

Nota bene: the phrase "nudism customary" means that nudity is the norm observed on site, without resting on a strict municipal decree as on some official naturist beaches. In practice, this changes nothing about how it's used: you undress there just like everywhere else on the coast's naturist beaches.