Tresmeur

Tresmeur is a small, sheltered beach break located in a rocky cove on the Breton coast of northwest France. The spot features a crescent-shaped sandy beach bordered by granite boulders and rocky formations, creating a naturally protected setting. The bay opens to the southeast, with a moored boat field visible in the upper portion. Water conditions are typically mild with modest wave action. This location suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected conditions away from open ocean exposure. Northeasterly winds (45°) provide ideal side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The narrow beach corridor and surrounding rocks limit space and require careful launch/landing. Low wind reliability (29.5%) and modest average wind speeds (10.4 knots) mean sessions may be inconsistent. Water temperature averaging 13.1°C requires thermal protection. Local knowledge of tidal movements and boat traffic patterns is advisable. Best conditions occur during stronger wind periods when northeast flows develop.