Beg-Meil

Beg-Meil occupies a low Atlantic headland in the commune of Fouesnant, on Brittany’s southern coast. Sandy coves and a granite-edged shore face towards the Glénan archipelago, while the Baie de la Forêt lies to the east. This is part of Finistère’s Cornouaille coast, where the long-distance GR 34 follows the sea past beaches, small inlets and coastal pines. Beg-Meil developed as a holiday resort in the late 19th century, and villas from that period still contribute to its character. Today it remains a coastal neighbourhood rather than a separate town, with Fouesnant extending inland behind the shore. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across southern Brittany.

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