Your vacation on the Quiberon Peninsula

A 12-minute bike ride from the Park Er Lann campground

The wild coast of Quiberon is a must-see for lovers of hiking in Brittany. The GR34 coastal trail winds along cliffs and coves, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and a unique nature hike on the Quiberon Peninsula.

A 13-minute bike ride from the Park Er Lann campground

Portivy is a charming little beach on the Quiberon Peninsula, perfect for a relaxing time by the ocean. With its turquoise waters, authentic atmosphere, and rugged landscapes, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the beach in Brittany.

Distance from the Park er Lann campground: 2 km

Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, in the heart of the Quiberon Peninsula, is an ideal destination for lovers of nature and water sports. With its fine sandy beaches and spectacular seascapes, it’s the perfect place to enjoy kitesurfing, swimming, or stand-up paddleboarding. Stroll through its picturesque streets and discover the local Breton cuisine. Combining relaxation, sports, and authenticity, Saint-Pierre-Quiberon charms visitors with its unspoiled atmosphere and exceptional natural setting.

Distance from the Park er Lann campground: 21 km

Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest of the Breton islands, charms visitors with its steep cliffs, golden beaches, and wild landscapes. Hiking, biking, and water sports enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy here. Don’t miss the port of Le Palais, its historic citadel, and its charming narrow streets. A getaway to Belle-Île-en-Mer promises a complete change of scenery and an immersion in an exceptional natural and cultural setting.

Distance from the Park er Lann campground: 29 km

Auray, with its charming port of Saint-Goustan, is a true gem of Morbihan. Its cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and bustling waterfront offer a picturesque setting perfect for strolling and sampling the local cuisine. The markets, artisan shops, and traditional cafés invite you to immerse yourself in Breton culture. With its historical heritage, riverside walks, and friendly atmosphere, Auray charms visitors seeking authenticity and cultural discoveries in a well-preserved setting.

In Quiberon, indulging in sweets is an art! You simply can’t leave without trying the Quiberon niniches, those famous artisanal lollipops made with caramel or fruit, which are emblematic of the local craftsmanship. Another must-try treat is salted butter caramel, the quintessential Breton specialty, available as candies, spreads, and chocolates. You can discover these sweet treasures at Maison Armorine, a true Quiberon institution where confections are still made according to traditional recipes.

On land, Brittany reveals its local culinary treasures. In Quiberon and the surrounding area, treat yourself to a crêpe with salted butter caramel, a buckwheat galette with fillings, or the famous far breton with prunes, a classic dessert found on Breton tables. The artisanal ciders, produced locally, pair perfectly with these specialties. A gourmet getaway that combines tradition, craftsmanship, and a warm, friendly atmosphere.

The Island of Hoëdic, a true jewel of Morbihan, is a haven of peace off the coast of the Quiberon Peninsula. This little corner of paradise charms visitors with its fine sandy beaches, wild coves, and coastal trails that reveal breathtaking panoramic views. Unspoiled and authentic, the island of Hoëdic is ideal for a day trip by boat from Quiberon. Here, time seems to stand still: it’s the perfect place to recharge your batteries surrounded by nature, among the dunes, coastal flora, and the fresh sea air.

The Quiberon Wild Coast is one of the most iconic sites along the Breton coastline. With its spectacular cliffs, secluded beaches, and scenic trails, it offers a breathtaking spectacle shaped by the sea and the wind. Perfect for hiking or biking, the Côte Sauvage captivates lovers of unspoiled nature and wide-open spaces. Let yourself be enchanted by the raw beauty of the landscapes, where every cove reveals a breathtaking view of the Atlantic.

Distance from the Park er Lann campground: 3 km

The Quiberon Museum offers a true window into the cultural and maritime heritage of the peninsula. Housed in a former hotel, it traces—through collections of artifacts, paintings, and photographs—the evolution of Quiberon from prehistory to the present day. There, you’ll discover the history of fishing and canneries, as well as the Breton traditions that make the region so rich. Guided tours and family-friendly activities are regularly offered for a lively and enriching experience.

Distance from Park er Lann Campground: 3.5 km

For fans of water sports and thrill-seeking adventures, Quiberon Jet is the place to be on the Quiberon Peninsula! Set off on a jet ski adventure or a boat ride along the Côte Sauvage, between cliffs and coves with turquoise waters. You can also take stand-up paddleboarding lessons to explore the coastline at your own pace. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced paddler, this experience promises a mix of adrenaline and breathtaking seascapes.

Distance from the Park er Lann campground: 4 km

The Quiberon Mini Train is a must-do activity for exploring the Quiberon Peninsula in a whole new way! Perfect for families, it offers a guided tour through the typical Breton landscapes, taking in fine sandy beaches, picturesque villages, and the cliffs of the Côte Sauvage. At the train’s leisurely pace, admire the exceptional panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean while learning about local history and legends.