FamxplorCôte Sauvage
What to expect
The Côte Sauvage, located in Quiberon, Brittany, France, is a spectacular rugged coast with 14 km of varied landscapes. It offers jagged cliffs, arches hollowed out by the waves, and stunning views of the ocean and nearby islands like Belle-Ile. The area is a popular seaside resort with beautiful long beaches, megalithic sites, and picturesque villages to discover. Visitors can enjoy various marine activities such as walks, sea fishing, sailing, and surfing. The Quiberon Peninsula is also home to the famous Château Turpault, a medieval-style castle built in 1904. The Côte Sauvage is a great spot for running, with a gravel path along the coast offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The area has a rich character, with beautiful villas, shops, and restaurants, making it an ideal destination for those looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Brittany
Plan your family visit to the Côte Sauvage with these blog insights 👇
Visit the Quiberon peninsula, our guide!
Activities: We drove along the 8 km of the wild coast, stopping at the Pointe du Percho, Port Blanc beach, and the Trou du Souffleur, and enjoyed the rugged beauty of the cliffs and the powerful waves
Highlights: The kids enjoyed playing on the beaches and building sandcastles, while we enjoyed the dramatic scenery and the fresh air ✨