Plage de Saint-Énogat

Who this place suits

With family

10/10

As a couple

10/10

With friends

9/10

Solo

9/10

With a dog

5/10

Reduced mobility

10/10

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About

Saint-Énogat beach is closely tied to Dinard’s seaside history. Set below the historic quarter of the same name, it is lined with villas and promenades that give it a more residential, heritage feel than L’Écluse. The beach is a large stretch of fine sand facing north. In 2026, it was lifeguarded from 1 July to 31 August, every day from 11 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 7 pm. Water quality was rated good in 2025. Swimming is possible at both high and low tide. The Windschool runs water sports on the beach. The facilities are very complete: a bar, a restaurant, a kids’ club, a shower, drinking water, toilets, a first-aid post, an adult Hippocampe beach wheelchair and a Tiralo. Wheelchair access is recognised. Pets are allowed from 16 September to 14 June and banned in summer.

What you will see

• A large fine-sand beach.
• Faces north.

Practical information

Getting there

Plage de Saint-Énogat, 35800 Dinard; plenty of parking, pedestrian access from Rue Roger Vercel, BreizhGo bus 516 about 600 m away

Services

First-aid post, bar, restaurant, beach club, showers, drinking water, toilets, sailing club (Windschool)

Parking

Can be very busy in July and August and on sunny weekends

Pets

Allowed from 16 September to 14 June; banned from 15 June to 15 September

Accessibility

Wheelchair access, adult Hippocampe and Tiralo

Lifeguarded swimming

In 2026, from 1 July to 31 August, every day from 11 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 7 pm

With family

Very suitable

Water quality

Good

Tides

Moderate influence; at low tide, a large expanse of sand; at high tide, the water comes closer to the villas and the sea wall

Orientation

North

Activities

Swimming, water sports, kids’ club, walks, photography, exploring the quarter

Safety

Swim during lifeguard hours, follow the flags, respect the Windschool areas, watch children near the side rocks, check the wind

Best time

With family, during lifeguard hours; in a wheelchair, while the first-aid post is open; for calm, early morning; for photos, late afternoon

Photography

The sea wall and promenade, the ends of the beach, the villas overlooking the bay; clear morning or late afternoon light

Ideal for

Families, wheelchair users, the sailing club, seaside heritage, lifeguarded swimming, a full day

Nearby

The Saint-Énogat quarter, the Pointe du Moulinet, L’Écluse beach, the Promenade du Clair de Lune, Port-Blanc, the centre of Dinard

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