Côte sauvage – Port Haliguen loop from Quiberon

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Côte sauvage – Port Haliguen loop from Quiberon

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Côte sauvage – Port Haliguen loop from Quiberon

01:57

32.9km

180m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 7, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 28.8 km for 59 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.03 km

Château de Turpault

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Great villa lonely perched on the small headland.

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6.19 km

Côte sauvage

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Unlike the large sandy beaches that border the eastern facade of the peninsula, the western facade is oppressed by strong, jagged rock masses. This so-called “wild” coast is a pleasure …

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11.2 km

Port of Portivy

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In Portivy, the pedestrian area of the port inspires traders and holidaymakers. The Saint-Ivy quay (the port car park) has been traffic-calmed

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13.6 km

Isthmus of Penthièvre

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It is a strip of land, about twenty meters wide, which connects the Quiberon peninsula to the continent.
On these few meters a road, a railway line and the cycle …

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13.8 km

Fort de Penthièvre

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A massive fortress. Still used by the military today.

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19.1 km

Côte Sauvage Coastal Road

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

On the Atlantic side of the Quiberon peninsula you will find impressive rocks, cliffs, grottos, reefs and a strong surf that make up the Côte Sauvage.

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28.1 km

Goviro Beach

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Plage du Goviro is a beautiful and small sandy beach in Quiberon. It is about 0.41km long.

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28.8 km

Dolmen du Conguel

Archaeological Site

31.0 km

Port Haliguen

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Since 1769, the residents of Port-Haliguen have been trying to rebuild the harbor to better protect their fishing boats. It was finally rebuilt and expanded in 1848 according to plans …

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32.9 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.4 km

8.75 km

4.78 km

2.80 km

799 m

423 m

Surfaces

28.2 km

3.47 km

560 m

455 m

174 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 10 November

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Comments

August 26, 2024,Rund um Quiberon

I have never done such a beautiful bike tour👍

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September 6, 2025,🇨🇵 Quiberon - Côte Sauvage

The day starts early for us. We're back on the road before the first rays of sun appear.
After seeing one point of the Rhuys Peninsula, we want to explore another, so we drive to the ☆Pointe de Penvins. On the way there, the roads become narrower again, and the villages smaller and more quaint, which we prefer.

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September 21, 2022,🌟 Radtour rund um die Halbinsel Quiberon ❤

The day couldn't have been better. I woke up this morning, peeked outside and saw the sun was just rising over the sea. (Slowly the season begins where the chances of seeing a sunrise increase again 😁).

I jumped out of bed and went to the beach. My luck was perfect when another camper just left his beautiful front row …

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June 4, 2023,Fahrradtour mit Kurzwanderung

Part 2 of today's tour, the recording was briefly interrupted. 😉🤓

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June 23, 2023,Aurey und Radeln in Quiberon, an der Cote Sauvage

We live in Vannes now, on the way to Quiberon we visited Aurey, a medieval town beautifully decorated with lots of flowers.
We rented a bike in Quiberon and set off

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