A natural extension of Brittany into the ocean, the Quiberon peninsula offers a striking spectacle between wild coast, seaside resorts and departures to the islands. Just 20 minutes from Camping Kerzerho, it is a must-see getaway during your holiday in Morbihan.
The wild coast of Quiberon is a listed natural site stretching for nearly 8 kilometres of cliffs sculpted by waves and wind. A dedicated coastal path allows you to discover its magnificent landscapes safely.
Do not miss the Pointe du Percho, with its 360° panoramic view and the remains of a former customs officers’ post. The Port-Blanc arch, a spectacular rock formation, can be seen from the path. Further south, Beg er Goalennec offers a striking viewpoint over the ocean and Belle-Île on clear days. In total, nearly 40 kilometres of hiking trails cross the peninsula, between secret coves and colourful heathlands.
Walk along Boulevard Chanard and the Grande Plage, where swimmers and water sports enthusiasts come together.
With around 1,100 berths, Port-Haliguen is one of Brittany’s largest marinas. Stroll among the sailing boats, terraces and harbour shops. It is also the departure point for Belle-Île, Houat and Hoëdic.
Quiberon is renowned for its thalassotherapy facing the ocean. Casino, golf and coastal walks complete the leisure offer.
Before arriving in Quiberon, the commune of Saint-Pierre-Quiberon is worth a stop. Family beaches, a typical summer market and the Kerbourgnec alignments, a megalithic site listed as a Historic Monument since 1889.
This narrow strip of sand connects the peninsula to the mainland, only 22 metres wide at its narrowest point. Huge beach, historic fort and renowned kitesurfing spot.
Do not miss the famous La Belle-Îloise cannery and its artisan sardines, Maison d’Armorine and its famous “niniches”. Fresh oysters, galettes and covered market.
Photos: Loïc Kersuzan — Morbihan Tourisme
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