Plage du Port
France · Bretagne
The Port Beach in Perros-Guirec, on the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany, is a quiet spot near the harbor with a view of the famous pink rocks. It is a kitesurfing spot that works well off-season, with a water surface that handles large tidal coefficients. Ideal for beginners when conditions are right, it offers a wide space accessible from the beach.
The area is known for its variety of spots around the bay of Perros, where the tide completely changes the landscape into a lagoon. Locals often kite here in addition to nearby beaches like Trestraou or Tresmeur.
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The spot mainly works with side-shore wind from the west or northwest, typical of the Atlantic depressions sweeping through Brittany. The orientation of the beach is well exposed to these winds, with a water surface that goes from choppy at low tide to smoother at high tide. Launching is done directly from the sandy beach, easy even for beginners, and the take-off area is spacious with no major obstacles near the harbor. At low tide, you can stand everywhere in a large area, perfect for progressing in shallow water or light freestyle; at high tide, it opens up for freeride further offshore. Watch out for surf waves that can form from west swell, especially in autumn-winter, making the water surface choppy. The best times are at rising tide for deeper and more stable water. The bay is sheltered from extreme winds but sensitive to outgoing currents from the harbor.
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