Spending your holidays on the Quiberon Peninsula?

Le Domaine de la Pointe de Kerhostin suggests you its selection of places to visit nearby.
Discover the south of Brittany and more particularly the Morbihan with its beautiful landscapes. As you drive, bike or walk, you must see the Côte Sauvage, a beautiful road, right along the ocean coast, Belle-île en Mer (45 min by boat from the peninsula), the famous Carnac’ seaside resort and its menhirs or even the Gulf of Morbihan’s islands.

The Isthmus of Penthièvre forms the entrance of the Quiberon peninsula, it is the only speck of land that connects the Quiberon to the continent. It is an attractive place to walk around: on one side, the calm, peaceful and restful bay of Quiberon and on the other side, the Atlantic Ocean as far as the eye can see.

And it is there, at the edge of the Peninsula that is located Kerhostin and our houses, between the Ocean and the Bay, with an immediate access to all the beaches for the happiness of the families. Moreover, you will find numerous activities within few minutes’ walk away from the house: sand yacht Zefattitud and Les passagers du vent, kite surf, surf and paddle among others swimming and angling.

The Quiberon peninsula extends over 14 kilometers from north to south. Thanks to the power of her tides and its localization, we find over there an iodized air of an incomparable purity.
Real year-round resort, Quiberon shares with you the benefits of the ocean and its fantastic landscapes, in a very peaceful environment.

La Côte Sauvage - Quiberon – South of Brittany

La Côte sauvage is on the west side of the Quiberon Peninsula, for only a few kilometers, lies one beautiful road, right along the ocean coast. With high cliffs, sandy corners, sunsets and seagulls, the road follows the movement of the sea and displays spectacular views.

As you drive, bike or walk, discover the Côte sauvage, by leaving from the Château Turpault, take a drive along the coast road to the former Fishpond, the Prompt box, the fountain of Port Kerné, the Pointe de Kervihan, Port Bara, the beaches of Port Blanc and its arc, the Pointe du Percho and finally the Pointe of Beg in Aud.

The few beaches on this coast are not recommended for swimming as they are very dangerous (because of ground swells).

Saint-Pierre Quiberon – South Brittany - Morbihan

It is in the small village of Saint-Pierre Quiberon, that you will find many small shops, from the bakery to the press including ATM or the delicious ice creams and jams of the Cour d’Orgères ; but also, its beautiful beaches, the Port d’Orange as well as its many local restaurants.
For more information, do not hesitate to consult the tourist office’s website, full of very useful information: http://saintpierrequiberon-tourisme.fr/

Portivy

The small harbor town of the Peninsula, also known as “the other side of the world”. Have a coffee or an apéritif at the Bateau Ivre to admire the sunset of this inescapable spot!

Quiberon

Quiberon is a year-long sea resort with a renowned thalassotherapy and all types of shops. Every season is a wonder of all senses, the landscapes are in constant change for the delight of the nature lovers.
Must see on Saturday mornings: the picturesque Quiberon market at Place Hoche. Tourist office

Away from Quiberon, discover the islands …
Belle-Ile en Mer is brittany’s largest island. With its all year-long microclimate and gorgeous coastline (the island is for a big part classified and protected), the island offers a grandiose and fascinating show to all of its visitors. Organize your stay: check on-line for boat schedules and rates, rent a scooter, a car or a Buggy and discover the island of beauty.

Do not forget its \'younger sisters\' the beautiful islands of Houat and Hœdic: endless creeks with golden sand beaches.
Tourist office of Belle Ile en mer: www.belle-ile.com

The Quiberon Bay

The Quiberon Bay is a real paradise for the sailing amateurs: sailing dinghy, catamaran, windsurfing, the wind is always on. Swimming is also very pleasant there because the sea is often quiet and a little warmer than on the Ocean coast. The enthusiasts could enjoy shore fishing and gathering shellfish
Few minutes’ walk away from the houses there is the “Small Beach”, the ideal place for your holidays. Few steps away, you will find the lovely “Blue Beach” of the fishing village of Kerhostin. On Tuesday mornings, have a look at the picturesque market!

La Trinité sur Mer

La Trinité sur Mer, port of the multiple colors
A little farther, the Trinité sur Mer is a beautiful authentic port where are moored some big catamarans that you can contemplate from the café terraces along the quay. It is on the opposite side that the view of the port is the most incredible, with a special mention for the restaurant \'le Chantier\' (seafood platters and fishes, a treat for the eyes the taste buds).

Carnac

Carnac, sea resort of the Morbihan
Between the peninsula and the bay of Quiberon, Carnac is the happy encounter of a wild coast and a land with deep roots. Its incredible Menhirs’ alignments made its worldwide reputation, but in Carnac, you will also find some immense sandy beaches, peaceful forests and multitude places where you will enjoy art and leisure
Plan to stop in the Plaine du Pô at the oyster farmers, with special mention to Tibidy pfor its delicious oysters and its hospitality!
On Sunday morning, have a look at the market of Carnac.