Trez Hir

Trez Hir is a beach break located on the Crozon Peninsula in Brittany, France, facing northeast toward the Atlantic. The spot features a sandy beach with rocky features, backed by residential development. Water conditions are rough and cold year-round, typical of the Breton coast. The beach break setup provides wind-dependent wave formation rather than consistent swell features. With average wind of 10.4 knots and 32.5% reliability, conditions are inconsistent but improve during Atlantic weather systems. Best winds come from the southeast (135°), providing side-shore flow parallel to the northeast-facing coastline. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with variable wind, cold water, and moderate wave heights around 1.8m. Local knowledge of tidal cycles is essential due to strong Brittany tidal flows. The proximity to rocks and shallow areas requires careful navigation during launch and landing phases. Winter months typically offer stronger and more consistent Atlantic winds.