Plage de Keremma
France · Bretagne
Keremma beach, located on the north coast of Finistère in Brittany, stretches over 5 km of fine sand bordered by wild dunes. It is a very popular spot among kitesurfers for its exceptional length and varied conditions along the bay.
From Kerurus to the Kernic bay, there are areas as beautiful as they are diverse, ideal for all levels. Locals particularly appreciate its steady wind and the generous space to navigate without interference.
In summer, a swimming area is marked by yellow buoys, which slightly reduces the space to launch to the north.
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The Keremma spot is oriented facing west, with an optimal side-on to side-shore wind from south-southwest to west, perfect for stable navigation on port tack. From the northwest, the island of Sieck to the north creates disturbances, so you need to navigate further south to avoid choppy areas. The northeast wind offers clean starboard side, which is the most favorable orientation according to local schools.
Launching takes place on a wide sandy beach, with a take-off area to the north during the summer swimming period, quite limited for beginners. The navigation area extends over several kilometers, shallow at low tide with flat and chop, and more choppy or with small waves at high tide. Prefer low tide for a smoother water surface and less risk on the rocks.
The spot works at all tides, but low tide is recommended for its shallow water and expanded space. In downwind, you can explore the secret spots towards Kerurus or Kernic with an instructor for exceptional sessions.
Fontes :unplug-kitesurf.com · avel-west.com · ecolekitesurfbretagne.com · letskite.ch
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