Displaying 9 km of soft, golden sand in all its glory, and the promise of lying in the sun, enjoying watersports at the mercy of the winds, or gathering shellfish when the vast bay is uncovered at low tide.The mild climate encourages people to head off and explore the region whatever the season. Go on foot, on rollerblades or by bicycle along the famous seafront or through the pine forests, feel free to explore the area’s cultural treasures.
The area around La Baule is full of surprises and places to discover:
Le Pouliguen closing the bay of La Baule, offers a tour along the wild coast until Le Croisic harbour
Pornichet combine cliffs, coves and sandy beaches
The medieval walled town of Guerande and the world famous salt marshes
The Natural Park of La Brière, after the Camargue, is the second largest marsh land in France with nearly 40.000 ha of peat, and waterways. Enjoy a boat trip on the canals.
La Turballe is the first sardine fishing port on the Atlantic coast.
And before you set off for home, make sure you visit the fine capital city of the Dukes of Brittany: Nantes.
Le Pouliguen closing the bay of La Baule, offers a tour along the wild coast until Le Croisic harbour
Pornichet combine cliffs, coves and sandy beaches
The medieval walled town of Guerande and the world famous salt marshes
The Natural Park of La Brière, after the Camargue, is the second largest marsh land in France with nearly 40.000 ha of peat, and waterways. Enjoy a boat trip on the canals.
La Turballe is the first sardine fishing port on the Atlantic coast.
And before you set off for home, make sure you visit the fine capital city of the Dukes of Brittany: Nantes.
26, Boulevard Hennecart - 44500 LA BAULE
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