Saint-Pierre de Quiberon

Britanny, Morbihan Gulf

The Quiberon peninsula has very beautiful and vast white sand beaches, the emerald sea: seaside lovers, this detour is for you!
Discover the eight kilometers of wild coast, you can admire exceptional viewpoints, magnificent coves surrounded by cliffs. Be careful though, if you don't feel like it, swimming on the beaches of the wild coast is prohibited because of the ground swells.
Do not leave without having walked to the tip of Conguel, with its crystal clear waters, you can admire Belle île en mer, Houat and Hoëdic in the distance.

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Unmissable Walks and Hikes in Quiberon

Discover the natural beauty of the Quiberon Peninsula along trails suitable for all levels:

Walk along the Wild Coast (Côte Sauvage): An easy 7.7 km route following cliffs, dunes and beaches, offering spectacular ocean views. Duration: around 2 hours 20 minutes.
Cycle tour of the peninsula: A 10.9 km ride through the town, the Wild Coast and the bay — perfect for cycling enthusiasts. Duration: around 3 hours 15 minutes.
Pointe du Conguel trails: Explore this protected natural headland between land and sea for a total immersion in nature.
GR34 coastal path: The famous long-distance hiking trail crossing Brittany, with stages along the Quiberon Peninsula.
Numerous walking and cycling routes: Over 60 waymarked trails available from the Tourist Office or via the Loopi app.

Water and Sports Activities

Enjoy the sea with a wide range of activities for all ages and levels:

E-foil: Glide above the water on an electric surfboard – a unique experience in Quiberon.
Bike hire: Explore the region freely at your own pace.
Sea kayaking: Discover the Wild Coast (Côte Sauvage) from the water.
Boat trips: Set sail for Belle-Île-en-Mer, Houat or Hoëdic from Port-Haliguen.
Various water sports: Paddleboarding, sailing, scuba diving, jet skiing, or relaxing yacht trips.

Natural and Cultural Sites to Visit

While exploring, admire these iconic locations:

The Wild Coast (Côte Sauvage): Dramatic cliffs and untamed waves.
Port Maria Beach: Perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Port-Haliguen Marina: A charming, traditional harbour.
Pointe du Percho: A popular spot for walkers and surfers.
Megalithic Alignments: Prehistoric standing stones nearby.
Château Turpault: A historic landmark at the entrance to the Wild Coast.

Other Must-Do Experiences

Taste the famous niniche, Quiberon’s traditional caramel lollipop, while enjoying the sunset at Port-Blanc or Pointe du Conguel.
Try your luck at the Quiberon Casino, offering panoramic sea views and on-site dining.

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