Côte Sauvage of Quiberon Must-see
Jagged cliffs battered by the Atlantic on the western side of the peninsula, an impressive sight in stormy weather.
See on the map →A slender strip of land linked to the mainland by a dune spit, the Quiberon peninsula sets its Côte Sauvage battered by the Atlantic against its sheltered beaches, at the gateway to the mysterious Carnac alignments.
Open Presqu'île de Quiberon on the interactive mapJagged cliffs battered by the Atlantic on the western side of the peninsula, an impressive sight in stormy weather.
See on the map →A seaside resort and fishing port at the tip of the peninsula, renowned for its thalassotherapy and lively market.
See on the map →The largest megalithic ensemble in the world, with over 3,000 standing stones aligned over several kilometres, dating from the Neolithic.
See on the map →A fishing and embarkation port for Belle-Île-en-Mer, the lively heart of Quiberon with its fish auctions and canneries.
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