Le Petit Train de Morbihan · Quiberon
Discover Quiberon aboard the Petit Train
Aboard the petit train, on a 50-minute guided circuit, discover the two sides of Quiberon. The bay side, ranked among the World's Most Beautiful Bays. The west side, the magnificent Wild Coast with its rugged cliffs carved by the waves — a striking sight even on calm days. On the way back, you'll pass Port-Maria, the fishing harbour and ferry terminal to the islands.
Perfect for families, couples, seniors and visitors of all ages.
6 000+ avis
The Petit Train de Quiberon is rated 4.7 on Google with over 989 reviews, making it one of the most popular tourist attractions on the Quiberon peninsula.
Guided tour with audio commentary in 8 languages
French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and other languages.
Important Notice
Online Booking
Booking is possible but not required. You can book up to 2 hours before your chosen departure. Don't forget to allow time for travel and on-site parking. After that window, simply head to the departure point and buy your tickets at the kiosk or from the driver.
Not all seats are available for online booking.
Booking
Book your Petit Train tour in Quiberon
Choose your date and time, select the number of tickets and confirm your booking online. The tour lasts 50 minutes with audio commentary available in 8 languages.
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Memories from your visit
A glimpse of what awaits you aboard the Petit Train de Quiberon. Click to enlarge.
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Tour overview
A simple, enjoyable way to explore Quiberon
The Petit Train de Quiberon invites you to discover the peninsula at a relaxed pace, comfortably seated on board a tourist train designed for visitors who want to enjoy Quiberon without effort.
During the tour, the audio commentary provides clear, accessible information about the places you pass, helping you understand the history, the landscapes and the atmosphere of the peninsula. The tourist train is ideal for visitors looking for a pleasant introduction to Quiberon and its surroundings.
Comfortable little tourist train
Discover the most beautiful sights of the Quiberon peninsula comfortably seated on board our tourist train, designed for visitors who want to explore without effort.
Audio commentary in 8 languages — included with the ticket
The audio commentary is available in 8 languages, included with the ticket. A children's version is also available.
Discover the Wild Coast and the World's Most Beautiful Bays
In a single circuit, discover the Wild Coast with its dramatic cliffs, the bay of the World's Most Beautiful Bays, Château Turpaul, Port-Maria and the iconic sights of the peninsula.
Suitable for families, seniors and groups
Our train welcomes all ages and group sizes — no long walks, no effort, just a comfortable, enjoyable experience for everyone.
Information
Practical Information
To help you plan your sightseeing tour in Quiberon, here is the essential information to know before you book.
Duration
The sightseeing tour lasts about 50 minutes. This pace lets you discover Quiberon at a relaxed rhythm while enjoying the commentary and the scenery, without feeling rushed or tired.
Departure
Main departure point: Place Hoche in Quiberon. A second boarding point is available at Port Haliguen. The stops are clearly marked and easy to access.
Schedule
Departures run from May to October, several times a day. The train operates daily in high season. Please consult the current timetable for exact departure times and seasonal adjustments.
Accessibility
The Petit Train is accessible to all. Ideal for families with young children, older visitors and anyone preferring to skip long walks while still enjoying the best of Quiberon.
Payment
Tickets can be bought directly on board or at the departure point. Cash, credit card and ANCV holiday vouchers are accepted. Group rates are available — contact us for a quote.
More information
Check our full guide for ticket prices, payment methods and extra tips to make the most of your tour through the Quiberon peninsula.
Prices
An affordable adventure for the whole family
From solo explorers to large families, find the right rate for your tour. Take advantage of our special prices for children and families.
Individual Tickets
Adults
8,50€
Children aged 3 to 11
5€
For individuals: the meeting point is at Place Hoche; on-site kiosk. Free: children under 3 and dogs.
Group Booking
For group rates, contact us directly:
For groups: contact us for rates and availability. Booking in advance is recommended.
Our Location
How to reach the Petit Train de Quiberon
The Petit Train de Quiberon is easily accessible by car, train or bus. Here are the main departure points and tips for your arrival.
Main departure point — Place Hoche
Main departure point for individual visitors and online bookings. Located at the heart of Quiberon, Place Hoche, near the town centre.
Point 2 — Port Haliguen
Bus stop at Port Haliguen, Quiberon. Buy your tickets on the spot from the driver, subject to availability.
Parking in Quiberon
Several car parks are available near Place Hoche. In high season, plan to arrive early to find a spot easily.
By car
Follow the signs to the centre of Quiberon and Place Hoche. Car parks are available nearby.
By train
Quiberon station is connected to Auray (TGV connections). Place Hoche is about a 10-minute walk from the station.
Arrival tip
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
Route Timeline
Stops and route of the Petit Train de Quiberon
During the guided tour, the Petit Train de Quiberon crosses the peninsula, offering a complete glimpse of its two faces: the Wild Coast to the west and the bay of the World's Most Beautiful Bays to the east.
The Petit Train de Quiberon serves the following stops along the tour:
01
Place Hoche, Quiberon
- Main departure point for individual visitors
- Located at the heart of Quiberon
- On-site kiosk
This is the only guaranteed boarding point for online bookings.
02
Port Haliguen, Quiberon
- Located at the Quiberon marina
- Ideal for visitors staying on the eastern side of the peninsula
Buy your tickets on the spot at departure (no advance booking).
Reviews
What visitors say about the train?
The Petit Train de Quiberon is rated over 4.7 on Google with more than 989 reviews, making it one of the most popular tourist attractions on the peninsula.
989+ reviews
Les menhirs sont bien plus impressionnants qu'on ne le pense, et le cadre est magnifique. Le commentaire audio est bien construit et instructif. Plus d'une heure vraiment bien passée.
Walter H.
C'était une expérience existentielle et hors du commun. Tout était assez banal jusqu'à ce que nous atteignions les mégalithes, où j'ai été envahi par un sentiment d'émerveillement et de bien-être. À un moment, j'ai été baigné d'une lumière blanche et j'ai senti mon âme quitter mon corps. Tout ça pour 8,50 euros — ça vaut vraiment le coup.
Dom L.
Nous avons effectué une merveilleuse visite avec le Petit Train des Menhirs. À notre grande surprise, le guide audio était également disponible en néerlandais, avec une voix flamande — ce qui rendait l'écoute bien plus agréable !
Carine V.
Une excellente façon de voir les mégalithes, avec en prime un commentaire audio en anglais vraiment apprécié, pour que tout prenne sens... très bon rapport qualité-prix et vraiment incontournable.
Marc G.
Des personnes vraiment chaleureuses à la tête de ce petit train. Nous nous étions séparés et ils ont tout fait pour aider mon mari à nous rejoindre. La visite est intéressante, le train est confortable et les options linguistiques sont nombreuses.
Judit Benard M.
Je pense que c'était un très beau voyage autour de la presqu'île de Quiberon. Je le recommande vraiment aux personnes qui viennent à Quiberon et qui souhaitent en apprendre davantage sur la région !
B Ked.
Une belle expérience en famille. Le train est confortable et le conducteur était très sympathique. Une façon parfaite de découvrir la Côte Sauvage de Quiberon sans avoir à marcher !
Sophie M.
Nous avons fait la visite par un beau après-midi de juillet — absolument incontournable. Le commentaire multilingue est excellent et le parcours vous emmène à tous les sites clés. Fortement recommandé pour les premiers visiteurs de Quiberon.
David R.
Charmant petit train ! Nos enfants ont adoré chaque instant et ont tellement appris sur les pierres levées. Le guide audio est clair et captivant. Nous reviendrons certainement l'été prochain.
Anne-Claire B.
Group Booking
Group bookings
If you're travelling in a group and want to discover the Quiberon peninsula on the Petit Train, contact us directly for rates and availability.
Destinations
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to the most common questions about the Petit Train de Quiberon.
Book your tourThe Petit Train de Quiberon is a guided tourist train that crosses the Quiberon peninsula in 50 minutes: Wild Coast, World's Most Beautiful Bays and the harbour of Port-Maria.
The guided tour lasts about 50 minutes in total, with multilingual audio commentary throughout.
The main departure point is at Place Hoche, Quiberon. A second boarding point is available at Port Haliguen.
You'll discover the Wild Coast with its dramatic cliffs, the bay of the World's Most Beautiful Bays, Château Turpaul, Port-Maria and the iconic viewpoints of the peninsula.
Yes. It suits families with children, older visitors and anyone preferring to avoid long walks. Children under 3 travel free.
The audio commentary is available in 8 languages, including French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially in high season. Tickets can also be bought on the spot subject to availability.