Quiberon's attractions are mostly outdoors, which suits dogs perfectly. The wild coast, the working port and the island ferries can all be enjoyed with a leashed dog, and the town's thalassotherapy heritage makes for a memorable, if dog-free, seafront landmark.
Côte Sauvage
The fairy-tale Château Turpault, a privately owned cliff-top house built in 1904, marks the southern start of the Côte Sauvage and is one of Quiberon's most photographed landmarks. You can admire it and begin the leashed coastal walk from here, though the château itself is a private residence not open to visitors.
💡 A perfect start point for the Côte Sauvage walk. Keep your dog leashed. The cliffs begin right here
Port Maria
Port Maria is Quiberon's lively fishing harbour and the departure point for the island ferries, lined with seafood terraces, fishmongers and the comings and goings of the boats. It is an easy, atmospheric place to stroll with a leashed dog and grab oysters or crepes before a crossing.
💡 Great for a relaxed harbour walk. Watch for fish hooks and lines on the quay with curious dogs
Pointe de Goulvars
Quiberon is one of the cradles of modern thalassotherapy, and its seawater spa beside the Sofitel is a famous part of the town's identity, set on the seafront near the Pointe de Goulvars. The spa itself is not for dogs, but the surrounding seafront promenade is a pleasant leashed stroll with open Atlantic views.
💡 Walk the seafront promenade here while one of you uses the spa. The other can wait outside with the dog
Our top-rated pet-friendly hotels, handpicked and verified.
Hôtel La Petite Sirène Quiberon
★★★ · 8.8/10
€90/night
Mercure Quiberon Hotel & Spa
★★★★ · 8.9/10
€110/night
ibis Styles Quiberon Centre
★★★ · 8.3/10
€80/night
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