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DISCOVER QUIBERON

A PENINSULA TO EXPERIENCE

Between ocean, beaches and unspoilt landscapes, the Quiberon Peninsula offers a unique setting for discovering Southern Brittany. Its distinctive light, sea air and varied coastline make every stay special, whatever the season.

Quiberon is best discovered through its walks, beaches, harbours and markets, as well as its local flavours: fish and seafood, crêpes, galettes and regional specialities are all part of the experience.

From La Petite Sirène, simply follow your mood: head out to sea, walk along the ocean, explore the peninsula’s heritage or enjoy a peaceful moment by the water.

Paysage côtier de Quiberon avec ses falaises et l'océan, idéal pour des vacances en bord de mer en Bretagne Sud.

QUIBERON’S MUST-SEES

BEACHES, HARBOURS, HERITAGE & PANORAMAS

From the Grande Plage to Port-Maria, via Port-Haliguen, the Pointe du Conguel and the villages of the peninsula, Quiberon reveals itself through walks and spontaneous discoveries.

 

Harbours, beaches, heritage, markets and ocean panoramas give Quiberon its many different faces. On foot, by bike or simply while strolling, take the time to discover the places that make Quiberon so special and choose the ones that will shape your stay.

Vue sur le Casino de Quiberon et la plage, un lieu emblématique pour profiter de la Baie de Quiberon et des activités en bord de mer en Bretagne Sud.

THE CÔTE SAUVAGE

SCULPTED BY THE OCEAN

On the western side of the peninsula, Quiberon’s Côte Sauvage stretches for nearly ten kilometres, from Portivy to Château Turpault. Granite cliffs, secluded coves, natural arches and sweeping views follow one another, shaped by the winds and tides.

 

Explore it on foot along the coastal paths or by bike along the greenway, taking in the Pointe du Percho, the Port-Blanc arch, Port Bara and Port Rhu. A spectacular, sea-sprayed escape that reveals one of Quiberon’s most iconic landscapes.

Image de Fabien BELLANGER

BELLE-ÎLE-EN-MER

AN ISLAND ESCAPE FROM QUIBERON

Just 15 km from Quiberon, Belle-Île-en-Mer can be reached in around 45 minutes by boat. Brittany’s largest island reveals a succession of cliffs, beaches, coves and wild landscapes, making it an unmissable escape during a stay on the peninsula.

 

From Le Palais to Sauzon, and from the Pointe des Poulains to the Port-Coton Needles, Belle-Île invites you to head offshore for a day of nature, heritage and fresh sea air. An island escape to enjoy at your own pace before returning to Quiberon at the end of the day.

 Eaux bleu turquoise de Belle-Île-en-Mer, un joyau naturel en Bretagne Sud, idéal pour une escapade maritime depuis Quiberon.

HOUAT & HOËDIC

TWO ISLANDS, TWO ESCAPES

Off the coast of Quiberon, Houat and Hoëdic offer two island escapes where time seems to slow down. Both can be reached by boat from Quiberon all year round: around 40 minutes to Houat and 1 hour to Hoëdic.

Houat charms visitors with its beaches, the small port of Saint-Gildas and its coastal paths to explore on foot. More secluded, Hoëdic can be explored entirely on foot, among dunes, fine-sand beaches, peaceful lanes and unspoilt landscapes. Two ideal day trips for heading out to sea and discovering another side of Morbihan.

Image de robin inizan
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