Farniente, relaxation by the sea and discoveries in Morbihan
Nestled on the south coast of Brittany, the Quiberon Bay is a natural gem of exceptional beauty. Bordered by fine sandy beaches, majestic cliffs and sumptuous islands, this bay offers a varied and enchanting landscape that appeals to travelers in search of relaxation and water sports enthusiasts alike.
Covering an area that includes several communes, such as Carnac, Erdeven, Auray and Locmariarquer, Quiberon Bay is a genuine unspoilt paradise that amazes visitors with its natural wealth and cultural heritage.
Towns to visit in Quiberon Bay
Between turquoise beaches, charming ports and menhirs, Quiberon Bay has a lot to offer.
Among its 24 communes is the village of Erdeven. Renowned for its magnificent sandy beaches stretching along the Atlantic Ocean, Erdeven is a veritable paradise for water sports and relaxation, just a stone's throw from the Ria d'Etel.
Then there's Carnac, world-famous for its alignments of megaliths dating from the Neolithic age, a fascinating archaeological site to discover. This seaside resort boasts beautiful beaches and a welcoming atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Not far away, La Trinité-sur-Mer, renowned as one of France's most prestigious marinas, attracts sailing and boating enthusiasts.
A little further inland, discover Auray and the Port of Saint Goustan, a charming town famous for its medieval atmosphere and rich historical heritage. Dominated by the Pont Saint-Goustan, its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses offer an authentic atmosphere.
Each town in the Bay of Quiberon has its own charm, making this a magical place where history, culture and natural beauty come together.
The Quiberon peninsula
The Quiberon peninsula, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, offers breathtaking sea views along its 14 kilometers. The beaches of the Quiberon peninsula are appreciated for their turquoise waters and the sheer cliffs that surround them, particularly on the Côte Sauvage de Quiberon. They are ideal for swimming and water sports such as sailing, kayaking, windsurfing and kitesurfing. Quiberon is also one of the most beautiful Brittany's surf spots.
Moving away from the shore, the landward side of Quiberon reveals a mosaic of green hills, wild moors and small villages. Visit hiking trails offer breathtaking views of the bay and its surrounding islands, while the region's history and heritage are revealed through prehistoric remains and medieval forts. Small fishing ports and lively quays add a charming atmosphere, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and mingle with local life.
The Quiberon peninsula is also a haven of biodiversity, home to exceptional flora and fauna. The cliffs of the Côte Sauvage are home to rare species of plants and flowers, offering visitors the chance to explore these unique ecosystems while enjoying the view.
Discovering the islands of Quiberon Bay
Accessible in ferry from the Quiberon peninsula, Discover the Bay's 3 magnificent islands: Belle-Île, Houat and Hoëdic.
Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest and most famous of the islands, lives up to its name. It's renowned for its superb scenery, from majestic cliffs to secluded coves and sandy beaches. Its charming villages, emblematic lighthouses and hiking trails are an invitation to escape and adventure.
The smaller but equally charming Île d'Houat is a true haven of peace. Its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and relaxing. Here, time seems to stand still, offering a total escape from the hustle and bustle of the modern world.
Houat's little sister, the island of Hoëdic, a small paradise 2.5km long and 1km wide, offers a wild and unspoilt natural setting. Its rocky coastline and idyllic beaches make it an ideal place for lovers of tranquillity and explorers in search of discovery. These Ponant islands are also popular destinations for lovers of water sports, These include sailing, kayaking and scuba diving. Nature lovers will be delighted by the unique flora and fauna of each island.
Your accommodation in Quiberon Bay
Quiberon Bay is a real gem on the Brittany coast. With its historical heritage, unspoilt natural landscapes and varied activities, this region offers a unique Morbihan experience to all who visit.
By choosing Naéco Erdeven for your stay in Quiberon Bay in Morbihan, you'll have the opportunity to stay in a quiet, comfortable hotel that respects the environment.
