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Sport & Outdoor
Plage de Saint-Énogat
📍 Dinard, Ille-et-Vilaine
· Plage de Saint-Énogat, 35800 Dinard
À propos
This charming neighborhood in Dinard boasts a very well-equipped beach. It offers a beautiful view of the islets, rocks, and forts that guard the entrance to the port of Saint-Malo.
If you’re feeling restless, walk to the end of the beach tothe “Grotte de la Goule aux Fées,” where the Lumière brothers conducted their first experiments in color photography, not far from the Thalassotherapy Center.
An ideal beach for families:
- A beach club open to children ages 3 and up during summer vacation
- Lifeguards on duty in July and August
- Windschool water sports club
Parking and access to the beach:
- Access by car: plenty of parking spaces near the beach.
- Access by public transportation: BreizhGo—Line 516, Foyer Logement stop. It’s about 600 meters to the beach.
Easy pedestrian access via Rue Roger Vercel.
Pets:
Pets are allowed on Saint-Enogat Beach from September 16 to June 14.
Exposure and swimming conditions:
Saint-Enogat Beach is a large, north-facing beach with fine sand. The water quality is rated “Good” by the Ministry of Health (2025).
Swimming is possible at both high tide and low tide.
If you’re feeling restless, walk to the end of the beach tothe “Grotte de la Goule aux Fées,” where the Lumière brothers conducted their first experiments in color photography, not far from the Thalassotherapy Center.
An ideal beach for families:
- A beach club open to children ages 3 and up during summer vacation
- Lifeguards on duty in July and August
- Windschool water sports club
Parking and access to the beach:
- Access by car: plenty of parking spaces near the beach.
- Access by public transportation: BreizhGo—Line 516, Foyer Logement stop. It’s about 600 meters to the beach.
Easy pedestrian access via Rue Roger Vercel.
Pets:
Pets are allowed on Saint-Enogat Beach from September 16 to June 14.
Exposure and swimming conditions:
Saint-Enogat Beach is a large, north-facing beach with fine sand. The water quality is rated “Good” by the Ministry of Health (2025).
Swimming is possible at both high tide and low tide.