Truzugal

The beach of Truzugal is oriented west-northwest, making it ideal for a side-on or side-shore wind coming from the northwest or west, typical of the Lannion region. At low tide, the water becomes a flat lagoon perfect for freestyle or learning, with a bottom that is largely exposed. At high tide, the launch area shrinks and the water turns to chop or small waves if the swell comes in from the ocean.

Launching is done directly from the sandy-pebble beach, easy out of season but watch out for pebbles at low tide. The navigation area extends offshore, while remaining vigilant about surrounding rocks and coastal currents. Schools like Trégor Kite operate in the area and recommend this spot for its wind stability compared to other more exposed beaches like Trestel. In summer, prioritize wingfoiling if kitesurfing is limited by crowds, but out of season, it is navigable 300 days a year if you manage the tides well.

Local peculiarity: the tide with its 12 meters of amplitude changes everything in a few hours, transforming the cove into a confined space at high tide. Always check the tide table and precise orientations, as the rugged coast offers stable winds from the southwest or northwest.