Search by criteria. Why not The sand is as fine as you could wish and the beach stretches for three kilometres. That's at least two good reasons to dedicate it. Ideally situated on the edge of the Atlantic coastline, it's certainly its main asset, even if its surroundings are as precious as the walks you can take along its wild coastline, marshes and forests.
To the south, over eleven kilometres, the wild coast offers a landscape of golden sand interspersed with rocks. A succession of small, pleasant beaches, almost secret because less frequented. The site is ideal to recharge your batteries in the fresh air, to stroll and take a few dips, before returning to the bustle of the seaside resort. Now a must-see, this magnificent and unusual place is not to be missed in Les Sables d'Olonne. It gives the place a poetic and even magical atmosphere.
Exploring the salt marshes , learning about their history and learning about the profession of salt worker while having fun - that's what Les Salines has to offer.
Children can learn how to harvest salt and meet a salt worker, all while playing games and solving puzzles. This discovery can be done on foot, but also by boat or canoe to add a playful side to an activity that already has plenty!
Here you will discover exotic animals in a natural, wild setting. Located next to the beaches, you can admire penguins, red pandas, panthers, giraffes, monkeys and giant anteaters Shows and events are presented to raise awareness of species conservation. Built on a rocky promontory overlooking the town of Talmont-Saint-Hilaire, Talmont castle is less than 15 kilometres from Les Sables-d'Olonne. Listed as a historic monument , it is a place steeped in the history of the Middle Ages.
