The salt marshes of Guérande
The Salt Marshes of the Guérande Peninsula offer a unique landscape, between land and sea, where salt has been harvested traditionally for centuries.
During guided tours, salt workers passionately share their expertise, explaining ancestral harvesting techniques. It's an authentic experience, ideal for young and old.
The Salt Marshes Museum, located in Batz-sur-Mer, perfectly complements the discovery. Here, you'll learn about the history of salt and its economic and cultural importance in the region. An enriching outing, combining nature, culture, and local traditions, in the heart of a preserved and fascinating environment.
The Brière Regional Natural Park
The Brière Regional Natural Park is a true haven of peace, composed of marshes, reeds, and canals.
You can explore it by traditional boat, guided by a boatman who shares the secrets of this unspoiled landscape. A peaceful ride, ideal for observing wildlife and recharging your batteries in the heart of nature.
Typical villas
Around La Baule, charming villages like Kerhinet and Saint-Lyphard reveal an authentic heritage.
You can admire superb thatched cottages with straw roofs, typical of the region.
These peaceful hamlets, surrounded by greenery, offer a glimpse into Breton tradition and are perfect for a charming and exotic stroll.
Le Pouliguen, a neighboring seaside resort
Le Pouliguen, located just a stone's throw away (accessible on foot from the hotel), is a small, lively and friendly seaside resort.
With its fine sandy beaches, its marina, and its picturesque streets, it attracts visitors seeking relaxation and nature.
Between water sports, walks along the seafront, and restaurants, Le Pouliguen offers a pleasant and invigorating getaway.