Dog walk on the Pointe de GroasguenA prefectoral decree bans dogs from Finistère beaches from June 1 to September 30. A municipal by-law bans dogs from Bénodet beaches all year round, except from 31 October to 1 May on the Coq and Saint-Gilles beaches.
However, our friends the dogs can swim from the coves:
FromAnse de Penfoul, follow the Corniche de l’Estuaire through Bénodet’s two harbours to Plage du Trez. Continue along the Corniche de la Mer to Le Letty. For a walk in the heart of nature, you can venture as far as theAnse du Petit Moulin, whose wooded surroundings and marshy areas contrast with the coastline.
Dogs must be kept on a lead. This is a protected area: the Mer Blanche and the Mousterlin polders.
Dog poo bag dispensers are available all along the coast and in the town for responsible and pleasant walks.
Dog walk on the Pointe de Groasguen
Yorkshire on a walk with his owner on the wooden Esplanade alongside Plage du Trez
Bichon on a walk with his mistress on Plage du Coq
Little girl and her mother petting a dog they met near Pointe du CoqOur four-legged friends are welcome at several of our partners. Discover the establishments that welcome them:
Young cocker spaniel on a walk with his mistress near the Pointe de Groasguen in Bénodet
Young cocker spaniel on a walk with his mistress near the Pointe de Groasguen in BénodetDogs are allowed into the tourist office too!
We’ve even got a bowl for them to quench their thirst.
