L’Île-d’Yeu — A small island with an eventful past
Travel from Neolithic times to today, through the Middle Ages and the 19th century — all possible within a 23.32 km² area. The...
Read MoreTravel from Neolithic times to today, through the Middle Ages and the 19th century — all possible within a 23.32 km² area. The...
Read MoreIt is possible to cycle the entire length of the French Atlantic coast. Called Vélodyssée, this 1,200 km route takes you right down...
Read MoreCycling along the French Atlantic coast is a wonderful way to experience the area in a relaxed way, going at your own pace....
Read MoreJust outside Coulon in the Marais Poitevin there’s a roadside sign that reads: ‘Ralentissez et Admirez’ or ‘Slow down and Admire’. It’s sound...
Read MoreIf there is one thing associated with the l’Ile de Ré it has to be its sandy beaches. In fact the gently sloping...
Read MoreLong sandy beaches and pounding waves backed by towering forests of pine – the Côte Sauvage on the Atlantic coast in the Charente-Maritime...
Read MoreThe Brest to Nantes Canal was built on the orders of Napoleon Bonaparte as a way of undermining the British Navy’s blockade of...
Read MoreFamous for the quality of its surf and a great place to learn how to hit the waves with surf schools for both...
Read MoreBiscarrosse is a popular holiday destination; On the one hand its beaches at Biscarrosse-Plage are renowned surfing areas and attract surfers from across...
Read MorePornic, which is an hour’s drive west of Nantes, is the most popular holiday resort south of the River Loire estuary on the...
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