Plage de Sainte-Anne

... this is the more off-the-beaten-track beach for BREST not (Guadaloupe:!) ... you take the tram to the end of the line heading south, then about 25mins walk or 10 by bike, bus-able from near the tramstop. A steep hill down past some rather nice houses and you are there. Its small so beware of peak times if you want a solitude spot, but very nice when crowded. Last time I was there it was surprisingly busy but not always. Just one or two shops / and a cafe resto right there. Locals vibe & friendly still. I would say for some reason I'm not sure to swim there, as there looks to be some military or municipal site very close to the south peninsula. (Chemi- fear on my part). More rocks than the Moulin Blanc. I just sunbathe instead.

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Lepo

normalno

It's a pretty beach not far from Brest, you can arrive by bus directly to the Sainte-Anne stop. Naturally there are a lot of people as it is the closest natural beach to the city, so there will be groups of friends, families, etc. Unfortunately this beach was wider and more beautiful but it was cut off by a wall. There is a bar next door but there are no public toilets. It’s a place to enjoy the sun and company as you finish the day and the weather is nice 🤗