Pays de la Loire

Welcome to Les Sables d'Olonne, a vibrant coastal town on the sun-drenched Atlantic coast of the Vendée! Here you'll find a perfect blend of bustling beach life, maritime history, and the relaxed atmosphere of a French seaside resort. Discover kilometres of sandy beaches, the lively harbour, and charming alleyways that invite you to linger, making this place a true gem.

Welcome to the 'Island of Mimosas', Noirmoutier, a unique gem off the French Atlantic coast that will enchant you with its incomparable blend of wild beaches, fragrant pine forests, and shimmering salt pans. Here, discover not only the famous tidal road Passage du Gois, but also charming villages and excellent cuisine that brings the best of the sea to your table, ideal for a relaxing yet varied holiday.

Welcome to Pornic, a charming coastal town on the Côte de Jade in the Pays de la Loire region! This picturesque town entices you with its historic port, its imposing castle, and an abundance of fine sandy beaches. Discover a perfect blend of Breton flair and a sunny Atlantic coast, ideal for relaxation and authentic holiday experiences.

Angers, the historic capital of Anjou, blends rich heritage with vibrant student flair. In the heart of the city stands the Château d'Angers, a 13th-century fortress housing the world-renowned Apocalypse Tapestry. Explore the Gothic Cathédrale Saint-Maurice and the charming district of La Doutre with its half-timbered houses. The Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Cointreau Distillery offer further insights into art and local specialties. For a relaxed visit, spring or autumn is recommended to peacefully enjoy the sights and green riverbanks.

The fully preserved medieval city wall surrounds a charming city, known for its traditional salt pans and its 'white gold'.

La Baule-Escoublac is a renowned seaside resort on the French Atlantic coast, famous for its nine-kilometer-long sandy beach, the Plage de La Baule. This destination developed into an elegant holiday spot in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and still impresses today with magnificent Belle Époque villas. Along the promenade, you'll find numerous boutiques, restaurants, and the historic Casino Barrière, a hub of social life. Away from the beach, the Parc des Dryades invites you for strolls, offering a green oasis of calm. The architecture of the villas in the La Baule-les-Pins district bears witness to the splendor of bygone eras and is worth a walk. For a relaxed visit, the off-season in spring or autumn is recommended to enjoy the lively coast in peace. A visit to La Baule's market offers the opportunity to discover regional specialties of Brittany.