Saint-Tugen

Saint-Tugen is a beach break located on the western Breton coast of France, facing the Atlantic Ocean across rough waters. The spot features a sandy beach bounded by rocky headlands and coastal cliffs, with a bay configuration that provides some shelter from the most extreme Atlantic swell. The beach stretches between distinct rocky formations visible in the satellite imagery. Conditions here are characterised by consistent Atlantic swells averaging 1.54m with moderate temperatures around 13°C. Wind reliability is low at 32.1%, with average wind speeds of 10.8 knots. North winds (0°) provide ideal side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. The spot is best suited for intermediate kiters who can handle shifting wind windows and moderate wave conditions. Be aware of tidal influences affecting water movement, rocky hazards near the shore, and the cliff environment limiting wind consistency. Water conditions are rough, requiring suitable equipment and experience reading Atlantic conditions.