Walk along the wild coast in Quiberon

A walk near the city center to discover the wild coast of the peninsula.

Walk along the wild coast in Quiberon (6 kms). Easy walk without difficulty. The coast is beautiful with its cliffs and its small creeks. On the other hand, the path runs a little too close to the road, which spoils the pleasure a little. On the other hand, there are many small parking lots to stop and it is easy to visit the whole wild coast by car.

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Difficulty: difficulty
Duration: 2 h.
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Quiberon town centre

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Quiberon town centre
Quiberon town centre is lively and picturesque, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere to visitors. Its streets are lined with charming boutiques, lively cafés and restaurants serving tasty local cuisine.

Port Maria

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Port Maria
The port was the first sardine port in the early 20th century. In the photo you can see a remnant of the Atlantic Wall erected by the Germans during the Second World War.

The Turpault castle

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The Turpault castle
Château Turpault was built in 1910 by an industrialist from Cholet. The château is a private residence and cannot be visited.

The trail along the ocean

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The trail along the ocean
The Côte Sauvage in Quiberon is a breathtaking natural spectacle where the elements are unleashed along steep cliffs and fine sandy beaches.

No swimming allowed

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No swimming allowed
The sign indicates that it is strictly forbidden to swim along this part of the coast. For swimming you must go to the other side of the peninsula or continue along the path further on.

A cove

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A cove
The coastal path is very long, there are many car parks along the path where you can stop. You don't have to do it all in one go.

The ocean

The ocean
Winds and waves create a striking atmosphere offering visitors an authentic and invigorating experience in harmony with nature.

The wild coast

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The wild coast
The beauty of the coast is undeniable, however, the path along it does not fully meet our expectations. It follows the road too closely, which makes us lose the feeling of being in the middle of nature.

View of the ocean

View of the ocean
In the photo you can see Belle-Ile-en-Mer in the distance, the crossing takes 45 minutes from Quiberon to Belle-Ile-en-Mer.

Le Vivier

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Le Vivier
There's a restaurant for those who want to take a break. Don't hesitate to try some seafood at Le Vivier. The welcome and service are impeccable. You can also see the tank that was used to preserve shellfish before shipping (the vivier). It is no longer in use.

The way back

The way back
At the small car park after the Vivier take a small path that winds through gorse and heather.

The moor

The moor
The return journey through the moorland is just as interesting as the passage along the coast.

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