Pointe de Groasguen
France · Bretagne
What riders say
The area is classified as Natura 2000: respect the markers and avoid riding outside the perimeter to protect the wildlife.
Be cautious of tide variations that reduce the area at low tide.
Check the currents at the exit of the lagoon towards the open bay.
When to kite here?
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Pointe de Groasguen in Fouesnant, in southern Brittany, is a wild spot bordered by the lagoon of the White Sea. This spot offers direct access to a protected Natura 2000 area with a 5 km long sandy dune.
Facing the Glénan archipelago, it offers an exclusive and varied navigation area, ideal for kitesurfing. Locals appreciate its preserved setting and the water conditions that change with the tides.
Close to La Forêt-Fouesnant, it is an authentic place to ride in a natural environment, with schools nearby for equipment.
Sources :ucpa.com · finisterekiteschool.com · foret-fouesnant-tourisme.com
