Campsite Vendée : sightseeing and leisure
the island of Noirmoutier
Ideally located 18km from the Bois Joli campsite, the Passage du Gois and the island of Noirmoutier will appeal to lovers of beautiful nature and water sports enthusiasts.
Discover the wonders of the Passage du Gois on the island of Noirmoutier, during your stay at Camping Le Bois Joli Vendée and its lagoon!
Classified as a historic monument, the Passage du Gois is a unique submersible road in France, extending over 4.5 km. Connecting the island of Noirmoutier to Beauvoir-sur-Mer, this road offers a fascinating spectacle. At low tide, it transforms into an essential shore fishing spot in Vendée, where you can find oysters, clams, clams and cockles!
During your visit to Noirmoutier, don't miss the unmissable attractions and activities near the campsite:
- Cross the Passage du Gois and explore the island by bike, discovering the five towns that make it up. Visit the fishing and marina ports, as well as the salt marshes.
- Stroll through the Bois de la Chaize, famous for its holm oaks, mimosas and sumptuous whitewashed villas scattered throughout this forest.
- Stroll along the Promenade des Souzeaux, which runs along the Atlantic Ocean, and relax on one of its many coves.
- Admire the Lighthouse of Pointe des Dames, located in the Bois de la Chaize.
- Explore the Müllembourg Marshes national nature reserve and the Sevastopol Polder regional nature reserve.
- The island of Noirmoutier is full of a rich architectural and historical heritage which deserves to be discovered. Don't miss the Château de Noirmoutier dating from the 9th century, the Saint-Philbert church with its crypt, the former Hôtel Lebreton de Grapillières from the 13th century, as well as the 18th century mansions.
If you are looking for a campsite near Noirmoutier, contact us at 4-star Camping Le Bois Joli on 02 51 68 20 05 to check availability.
Enjoy an unforgettable stay at Camping Le Bois Joli Vendée, close to all the wonders of Noirmoutier!
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