Plouguerneau · Finistère · France
Plage du Vougo
The scent of kelp drifts across Plage du Vougo as you pick your way between car-sized granite blocks, their surfaces slick with rain and sea spray. Waves fold onto blonde sand in clean, readable sets, while children crouch in tide pools carved into the rock. By evening, the sky burns orange over the Pays des Abers.
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The scent of kelp drifts across Plage du Vougo as you pick your way between car-sized granite blocks, their surfaces slick with rain and sea spray. Waves fold onto blonde sand in clean, readable sets, while children crouch in tide pools carved into the rock. By evening, the sky burns orange over the Pays des Abers.
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About this beach
Where it is
Plage du Vougo
Plouguerneau, Finistère, France
48.6184°, -4.5123°
Top things to do
At Plage du Vougo
Ride learner waves
Gentle beach breaks year-round
Capture granite drama
Boulders glow at golden hour
Walk coastal path
GR34 hugs the shoreline
Explore tide pools
Crabs hide in rock crevices
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Plage du Vougo.
Questions people actually ask about Plage du Vougo.
Is Plage du Vougo safe for swimming and families?
Plage du Vougo is generally family-friendly with sandy stretches suitable for children during calm conditions. However, this Finistère beach can experience strong Atlantic currents and surf, particularly during higher tides and windy weather. Always check local conditions before swimming and supervise children closely near the water. The beach is unguarded, so swimmers should exercise caution and stay within their abilities. During low tide, rock pools form which are excellent for young children to explore safely under supervision.
When is the best time to visit Plage du Vougo?
Plage du Vougo can be enjoyed year-round, with each season offering different appeal. Summer (June-August) provides the warmest weather for swimming and sunbathing, though it's busier. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and dramatic coastal scenery. Winter attracts surfers seeking bigger waves and photographers capturing stunning sunsets over the Pays des Abers coastline. The beach faces west, making it particularly beautiful for evening golden hour throughout the year. Check tide times to maximize your beach area.
