Goulien Beach
Another majestic sandy coastline - Goulien Beach, is located on the Crozon Peninsula, a trident-shape area between Cap de la Chèvre and Pointe de Pen Hir. Goulien is one of the largest beaches of the peninsula, as well as one of the undeveloped. However, this does not mean that there is an atmosphere of solitude here: the size of the beach, as well as the natural beauty, attract many tourists every year.
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Beach description
Goulien is a beach that the athletes loved: lovers of kayaking, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and surfing. High waves and strong winds from the Atlantic Ocean create perfect conditions for these sports. Besides, due to these factors, the beach may not be suitable for families with small children (unless you want to raise a child to extremes), although the descent into the water here is gentle. Because of the extraordinary width of the beach, there is enough space for everyone on it. Even if you don not intend to conquer the waves, you can sunbathe and admire the majestic cliffs at the northern end of the beach, which support it with a wall.
Although the beach is wild, it is only three kilometers away from Crozon, and you can get there by asphalt road. leaving your car in free parking. There is a surfing school and camping in the surrounding area.
When is the best time to go?
It is possible to relax in France at any time of the year, the time of the trip depends more on your preferences. Summer - a great time to travel to the sea. Thanks to the Mediterranean climate, even on the southern French Riviera is not hot weather. In winter , people go to ski resorts in France. It should be be mindful that in summer and winter in France there is a high season, respectively, prices soar. To enjoy the excursions, choose the time from February to April or from September to November, when both in the north and in the south it is not very crowded. If you go to the French Riviera in September, you will never lose: You will find a time when the weather is still warm and the prices are not so high.