Vacations in Charente-Maritime
Activities in Charente-Maritime
Departing from Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, you can stroll around and discover the prestigious charms of our magnificent seaside resort. On the coast, from the beautiful beaches of the Côte Sauvage in Royan, you can take a stroll along the trails bike paths and paths of hiking trails from the Douaniers trail to the port of La Tremblade.
From Camping Paradis, you can visit and share a multitude of activities with family and friends: golf, horse riding, surfing, water sports, paddle, discover the Palmyre Zoo, the La Rochelle Aquarium, the Regulus caves and the charming villages ranked among the most beautiful in France, Mornac-sur-Seudre, Talmont-sur-Gironde, Marennes-Oléron. The Camping Paradis tourist office will help you.
We’ll be delighted to welcome you to our Camping Paradis Royan and advise you on tailor-made holidays to suit your needs…
Guided tour of Charente-Maritime
Can you already see yourself swimming and cooling off in the aquatic area, relaxing in the spa or on the private terrace of your fully-equipped luxury mobile home at Camping Paradis Les Pins Royan? Between your muscular awakening in the deep end of the pool and the pétanque tournament, don’t forget to explore the natural and cultural treasures of Charente-Maritime.
On the seaside, take the time to stroll along Royan’s long sandy beach and the Arvert peninsula. Take a boat trip to admire the Côte de Beauté from the ocean and, if you’re traveling with children, visit La Palmyre zoo, one of the must-see sites in Charente-Maritime and Pays de la Loire.
If you’re a keen cyclist, cross the bridge over the Ile de Ré and rent a bike for the more than 100 km of cycle paths linking the communes of Ré La Blanche. You’ll pass through forests, salt marshes and peaceful villages with a remarkable heritage: Ars-en-Ré, La Couarde-sur-Mer (Paradis for kitesurfing and windsurfing), Saint-Martin-de-Ré and its Vauban fortifications overlooking the port, Saint-Clément des Baleines… The island of Oléron, where prices are more affordable than on the Ile de Ré, is also an ideal 4-season destination if you like wide open spaces and a total change of scenery.
A stay in Charente-Maritime also means tasting oysters in the port of La Rochelle, visiting the castle of La Roche-Courbon, the fortified castle of Saint-Jean-d’Angle, now a medieval leisure park, and the abbey of Sablonceaux, visit the local history and fishing museum at Talmont-sur-Gironde and wander through the narrow streets of picturesque villages such as Mornac-sur-Seudre, Fouras, Saint-Jean-d’Angély and Jonzac.
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