Trégastel · Côtes-d’Armor · France
Plage de Coz-Pors
You step between house-sized granite rocks the color of salmon flesh, worn smooth by millennia of Atlantic storms. The sand at Plage de Coz-Pors sits tucked beneath these sculpted pink sentinels, sheltered enough for children to wade while the tide pools between boulders teem with crabs and anemones.
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You step between house-sized granite rocks the color of salmon flesh, worn smooth by millennia of Atlantic storms. The sand at Plage de Coz-Pors sits tucked beneath these sculpted pink sentinels, sheltered enough for children to wade while the tide pools between boulders teem with crabs and anemones.
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8 captures from Plage de Coz-Pors
About this beach
Where it is
Plage de Coz-Pors
Trégastel, Côtes-d’Armor, France
48.8321°, -3.5184°
Top things to do
At Plage de Coz-Pors
Boulder Photography
Golden hour ignites pink feldspar
Tidal Pool Exploration
Crabs and anemones at low
Sentier des Douaniers
Coastal path links granite coves
Boulder Sunbathing
Warm stone perches above sand
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Plage de Coz-Pors.
Questions people actually ask about Plage de Coz-Pors.
Is Plage de Coz-Pors safe for swimming and families?
Plage de Coz-Pors is generally safe for families and swimming, with calm, shallow waters protected by the surrounding granite rock formations. The beach is sheltered, making it ideal for children to paddle and play. However, always check tide times as water depth varies significantly. There are no lifeguards on duty, so supervise children closely. The smooth pink granite boulders can be slippery when wet. During summer months, water quality is regularly monitored. The beach's compact size and natural rock pools make it particularly suitable for younger children.
When is the best time to visit Plage de Coz-Pors?
Plage de Coz-Pors is stunning year-round, with each season offering unique appeal. Summer (June-August) provides warmest weather and swimming conditions, though it's busier. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and excellent light for photography. Winter visits reward you with dramatic seascapes and solitude. The beach is famous for spectacular sunsets, so late afternoon visits are recommended any season. Low tide is ideal for exploring rock pools and granite formations. For photography of the iconic pink granite rocks, overcast days actually enhance the stone's natural colors beautifully.
