Dourveil Beach
Discover Dourveil Beach in Nevez, Finistère
Dourveil beach in Névez, Finistère is located between the communes of Trégunc and Pont-Aven, in the Finisitère region in the commune of Névez, in southern Brittany, not far from the town of Concarneau.
Where is Dourveil beach located?
It is located at the bottom of the village of Raguénez, on the coastal road leading to the pointe de Trévignon, close to the thatched cottage village of Kercanic, more precisely at the intersection of the boulevard de la corniche and the corniche des Glénan.
What to do at Dourveil beach?
Dourveil beach is a pretty sandy beach on the edge of the village. the commune of Névezwhich has nothing to envy of the beaches of Tahiti-Raguénezof Port Manec'hor the Rospico. It's a lively, easy-to-reach beach that's perfect for the whole family: surfing, paddling, longboarding, diving or sunbathing...
The beach is just over 300m long, but not very deep. It's surrounded by rocks, from which, in season, some youngsters have fun diving.
How do I get to the Dourveil page?
You can reach it easily from the town of Névez, by cycling, walking or driving through the village of Kercanic, or via the village of Kerstalen and Raguénez. Or take the coastal road from the commune of Trégunc and the pointe de Trévignon.
You can also get there in just a few minutes from Raguénez beach, by taking the coastal path, or the corniche des Glénan.
Vacation rentals near Dourveil beach
Where can I park near Dourveil beach?
Free parking is available in the parking lot at the intersection of Corniche des Glénan and Boulevard de la Corniche.
You can also park a little further along the Corniche des Glénan.
How long is Dourveil beach?
Dourveil beach is just over 300 meters long, and on a clear day you can see the Glénan islands.
Why we love Dourveil beach in Névez, Finistère
Dourveil beach is a pretty sandy beach, which is quite lively in season, especially from July 15 to August 15, with a family atmosphere. Dourveil beach has a surf and paddle school.
The sea is calm most of the time, but when there's a swell, it's possible to surf. The water is clear most of the time, making it ideal for diving and fishing.
Is it possible to swim at Dourveil beach?
Yes, of course, but you have to be careful, as swimming is not supervised during the summer season. [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]
What to do near Dourveil beach?
To discover the communes of Trégunc and Névez, Douveil beach is ideally located, as it straddles both communes.
On one side, you can go to the commune of Trégunc, and discover the beach of Kersidan, the village of St Philibert, and the Pointe de Trévignon (its beaches, port, bars and restaurants, and its auction).
On the other side, you can visit the town of Névez, with its fine sandy beaches and thatched villages, and the banks of the river Aven, which will take you to the town of Pont Aven, with its painting and art galleries.
From Dourveil beach, it's just a few minutes to Raguénez cove, opposite the peninsula of the same name, and Ile Verte.
Not far from Dourveil beach, you can also visit the thatched cottage village of Kercanic.
You can take advantage of the coastal path and walk along the coastal path (also known as the GR 34) overlooking the ocean, to Kersidan beach, or Glénan horn beach.
It's also possible to take a bike ride along the Névezienne circuit, an 18 km bike ride that allows you to discover Névez, its territory, and its most beautiful cultural and landscape assets.
Rediscover the town of Névez?
The town of Névez is famous for its fine sandy beaches and unspoilt blue waters. It's ideally situated between Trégunc and Pont-Aven.
From Port Manech or the pointe de Trévignon, you can embark for the Glénan archipelago, or the town of Pont-Aven, home of the painters.
Of course, as explained above, you can take advantage of its beaches - Rospico beach, Port Manec'h beach, Tahiti beach, Raguénez beach, Kersidan beach, Dourvei beach - as well as its many activities and market...
But don't forget to take the time to (re) discover the architecture of the neo-Breton houses, the thatched cottages (Kereascoet or Kercanic), or the cultural elements of Breton heritage.
Port Manech
Port Manec'h is a village in the commune of Névez, at the mouth of the river Aven. It boasts a beautiful beach, with a breathtaking view over the mouths of the Aven and Belon rivers, and a port that was once home to sardine fishermen. Port Manech had its heyday in the Belle Epoque, and the wooden bathing cabins still stand as a reminder of this glorious past.
Here again, a well-known painter, Paul Gauguin, liked to come and paint fishermen or women in Breton headdresses when he stayed at Pont-Aven.
Névezis a pretty little town in southern Brittany, France, on the Atlantic coast. It lies between the towns of Trégunc and Pont-Aven.
