Rospico Beach
Discover Rospico Beach in Nevez, Finistère
Rospico beach in Névez, Finistère is located in southern Brittany, in the Finistère department, in the commune of Névezbetween the communes of Pont-Aven and Trégunc, and not far from the town of Concarneau. It is also known as Anse de Rospico.
It lies between the beaches of Port Manec'h and the Tahiti-Raguénez, and is one of the 5 beaches of Névez, like that of Dourveil.
What to do on Rospico beach
Ropsico beach is an ideal spot for sunbathingalone or with the family. Your children can also enjoy a variety of beach activities: building sandcastles, playing volleyball, digging holes... The Grande Conche beach stretches over 200 m, and even in high season, there's plenty of room for everyone.
Vacation rentals near Rospico beach
How do I get to the Rospico page?
It's easily accessible from the town of Névez, either on foot or by car. The beach is not far from the typical village of Kerascoet. So you can get there on foot, by bike, by bus or by cab.
Where can I park near Rospico beach?
There are plenty of free parking spaces nearby, along the road from Kerascoet to Port Manech. Parking is free of charge.
How long is Rospico beach?
Royan's beach measures less than 90 meters, and is surrounded by cliffs. But it's deep and fed by the Pont Quoren stream, making it an excellent playground for children. And it's all fine sand!
Lhe special features of Rospico beach in Névez, Finistère
Rospico is a shallow but deep beach (200m deep), and differs from other Névez beaches in that it is framed by high cliffs.
There are no beach cabins like at Port-Manec'h, or sailing or surfing centers like at Port Manech, Kersidan or Dourvei.
On the other hand, the water is translucent, and children can play with the water and sand, thanks to the creek that flows into the ocean across the 200-meter-deep beach.
Rospico beach and the arts
Rospico beach was the subject of a well-known painting. The painting is called Anse de Rospico by André Jolly (painter born in Charleville).[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]
What to do near Rospico beach?
From the beach, you can easily get to Port Manech, and enjoy its family-friendly beach and marina, perhaps to set sail for Les Glénan or Pont-Aven. You can also easily drive a few minutes to Tahiti beach or Raguénez beach, or even go as far as the Pointe de Trévignon and have a drink in front of the harbor, or buy fresh fish at the fish market.
Not far from the beach is the typical village of Kerascoet (village of thatched cottages), and the market town of Névez.
You can also take a stroll along the coastal path (also known as the GR 34), which overlooks the ocean and takes you in a few strides to Raguénez beach (also known as Tahiti beach), then on to Raguénez and Ile Verte.
But it's also possible to go cycling, following the Névezienne circuit.
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.
Of course, as explained above, you can take advantage of its beaches - Rospico beach, Port Manech 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. From Port Manech or the pointe de Trévignon, you can sail to the Glénan archipelago, or to Pont-Aven, the town of painters.
Port Manech
Port Manech is a village in the commune of Névez, at the mouth of the Aven river. It boasts a beautiful beach, with a magnificent view over the mouths of the Aven and Belon rivers, and a port that was once home to sardine fishermen. Port Manec'h had its heyday in the Belle Epoque, and the wooden bathing cabins still stand as a reminder of this glorious past.
Névezis a pretty little town in southern Brittany, France, on the Atlantic coast. It lies between the towns of Trégunc and Pont-Aven.
