The route of the Petit Train de Quiberon

The route starts and ends at Place Hoche. It crosses the Quiberon peninsula: Wild Coast, Château Turpaul, Pointe du Conguel, Village de Kerné, Pointe Beg er vil, Boulevard Chanard, and Port-Maria, the fishing harbour and ferry terminal to the islands.

The full circuit takes about 50 minutes, at a relaxed pace with audio commentary throughout the journey.

The route begins and ends at Place Hoche, Quiberon. It is the main departure and arrival point for individual visitors.

The Petit Train serves a second boarding point at Port Haliguen. Individual visitors board and disembark at Place Hoche or at Port Haliguen.

Yes. The route follows the Wild Coast, on the western side of the peninsula, with its rugged cliffs carved by the waves — a striking sight even on calm days.

The Bay of Quiberon is listed among the World's Most Beautiful Bays, a distinction granted to bays of exceptional natural beauty. The route offers views over this bay on the eastern side.

Port-Maria is the fishing harbour and ferry terminal to the islands (Belle-Île-en-Mer, Houat, Hoëdic). The Petit Train passes the maritime station on the way back.

Yes. Port Haliguen is an intermediate stop on the route, ideal for visitors staying on the eastern side of the peninsula.