Tours and activities
in Loire-Atlantique and Brittany
Discover the nuggets around guérande!
Our campsite is located in Loire-Atlantiquea historically Breton land where the heritage of Brittany can still be felt in its culture, landscapes and gastronomy. Get ready for a vacation rich in discovery on the Guérande peninsula. Explore and discover the area around our 4-star campsite.
Piriac-sur-Mer: a jewel on the Atlantic coast with a Breton character
As witnessed by the charming village of Piriac sur Mer, an authentic commune typical of our region. Take a bend in the pedestrian street and discover Piriac sur Mer’s picturesque marina , surrounded by granite houses and cobbled streets. The Pointe du Castelli offers an exceptional panorama of the Atlantic Ocean, and a hiking trail allows you to discover the diversity of the coastal landscapes and the Semaphore: built in 1806 under Napoleon I. Relax on the pretty beaches of Lanséria or Port au Loup…
Another emblematic port is LA TURBALLE
La Turballe, a charming seaside resort renowned for its beaches, dynamic fishing port and rich cultural heritage. The region’s leading fishing port , particularly for sardines and anchovies. In summer, the sardine festival is a not-to-be-missed event for sampling this local specialty. La Turballe fish auction: for an authentic experience, attend the fish auction at the fish market. Morning guided tours allow you to discover this emblematic site. The Plage de Pen Bron, the Plage des Bretons and the Plage de la Grande Falaise are also worth a visit during your stay. At the entrance to La Turballe stands the the Kerbroué windmillThis windmill, unique in its automatic orientation by means of a butterfly, is a testimony to the local industrial heritage.
Parc Naturel Régional de Brière: A Natural Jewel in Loire-Atlantique
Just 15 minutes from the campsite, the Brière Regional Nature Park is a jewel case of preserved nature, offering an exceptional setting for lovers of authentic landscapes and biodiversity. The Parc de Brière is a labyrinth of canals, reed beds and marshes. Classified as a Natura 2000 area, this territory is ideal for nature lovers and photographers. Barge rides, hiking and biking, pony trekking, wildlife observation, visits to typical villages: don’t miss Kerhineta village of restored traditional thatched cottages, which immerses visitors in the history and way of life of the Brière inhabitants.
Local markets
Plunge into the heart of the local markets of the Guérande peninsula and let yourself be seduced by fresh, local produce and an authentic atmosphere. Meet our passionate producers and savor the best of the region! In all our rentals and at reception, you’ll find a list of local markets, for eco-responsible vacations.
Try the famous galette saucisse, another fine Breton tradition…
La Côte Sauvage, Le Croisic and Batz-sur-Mer: an exceptional coastline in Loire-Atlantique
Nestled on the Guérande peninsula, the Côte Sauvage offers a breathtaking natural spectacle where steep cliffs, secret coves and the Atlantic Ocean meet in a breathtaking setting. Between Le Croisic and Batz-sur-Mer, this stretch of the Loire-Atlantique coastline will appeal to lovers of seascapes and outdoor activities.
- The Côte Sauvage: A Natural Jewel Facing the Ocean
Located between Le Pouliguen and Le Croisic, the Côte Sauvage is an unspoilt area where nature reigns supreme. Here, wave-beaten granite cliffs, wild beaches and coastal paths invite contemplation and discovery.
- Le Croisic: A Port of Character and an Authentic Destination
A former fishing and trading port, Le Croisic is a charming town where maritime history can be felt around every corner. Its picturesque harbor, old houses and lively quays make it a must-see stopover during your vacation. Stroll along the harbor and savor seafood, visit theOcéarium du Croisic with preferential rates for our campsite.
- Batz-sur-Mer: Between Traditions and Seascapes
A small coastal village with authentic charm, Batz-sur-Mer is a veritable melting pot of Breton heritage and seascapes. Known for its salt marshes, Saint-Guénolé church and beaches, this destination is ideal for a getaway between nature and culture. Climb to the top of the bell tower of Saint-Guénolé church, visit the Salt Marsh Museumor take a breath of sea air on the rocky coastline between coves and cliffs.
Saint-Nazaire: Between Maritime History and Atlantic Dynamism
Located on the Atlantic coast, Saint-Nazaire is a port city rich in history and innovation. Known for its shipyardsits maritime heritage and unspoilt beaches. Just 20 minutes from our campsite, Saint-Nazaire offers a cultural and relaxing getaway by the ocean.
A unique maritime and industrial heritage
Saint-Nazaire is one of Europe’s largest shipbuilding ports. The town has transformed its industrial heritage into a genuine tourist attraction. Les Chantiers de l’Atlantique, L’Escal’Atlantic an interactive immersion into the world of transatlantic liners, The submarine Espadon and the Saint-Nazaire Bridge: an architectural feat offering a spectacular view of the Loire estuary. Contrary to its industrial image, Saint-Nazaire boasts an unspoilt coastline with beautiful beaches ideal for walking.
Discover Asserac and Penestin, one foot in Brittany
Stop off at Baie de Pont-Mahé in the commune ofAssérac, just 10km from your seaside campsite in Loire-Atlantique, is a kitesurfer’s paradise : an opportunity to learn or simplyadmire the ballet of sails over the water! Thanks to its shallow waters, which are warmer than the ocean, it’s often nicknamed the “lagoon of the Atlantic”.
Penestin, just 20 minutes from your campsite, is a hidden treasure of Morbihan and Brittany. Discover its 25 km of coastline, including the Mine d’Or beach, famous for its ochre cliffs that offer a breathtaking natural spectacle, especially at sunset. For those who enjoy active tourism, Pénestin offers sporting activities such as sea kayaking or hiking along the customs trail. Take a trip up the banks of the Vilaine and let yourself go with the flow.
A lover of seaside walks, Céline recommends a stroll along the wild coastline of Le Croisic. Bad luck if the weather doesn’t cooperate, but it’s even better for pretty souvenir photos of the waves lapping against the rocks.
Thomas loves an afternoon of kite-surfing on the Pont-Mahé beach in Asserac, an ideal bay for beginners and experts to add to your vacation schedule in southern Brittany.
And if you want to get together again, head to Sorlock beach for a sunset picnic – the most beautiful sunsets in Loire-Atlantique!
