Discover La Plaine sur Mer on a camping holiday
Stay at La Plaine sur Mer and treat yourself to a relaxing vacation in the heart of a preserved natural environment. Admire the scenery as you stroll along the coast or in the countryside, enjoy a moment of relaxation on one of the six beaches that border the town, or visit the many attractive towns in the surrounding area.
What to do in La Plaine sur Mer
Inhabited since Neolithic times, La-Plaine-sur-Mer has developed into a popular family seaside resort living from fishing as well as oyster and mussel production. During a stroll along the coastal path, discover a marine anchor dating back to the XVIIIᵉ century, the history of the fishermen and the beauty of its harbors.
Cyclists can take to the Vélodyssée to pedal through a protected natural environment. Finally, the beaches of La Plaine-sur-Mer await you for unforgettable moments of idleness.
Enjoy the coastline
Visit the hamlet of Le Cormier and enjoy a moment of relaxation on the beach. It’s the ideal place for a family swim.
At low tide, it becomes a paradise for fishermen, who flock here to collect the mussels for which La Plaine sur Mer is famous. The town is renowned for its shellfish production and fishing!
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Would you like to go for a ride? Cycle along the coast on one of the many paths that run alongside the ocean. Follow the Vélodyssée, the road that links Brittany to the Basque coast via La Plaine sur Mer, or take one of the cycle paths along the coastline and enjoy the fresh air and magnificent scenery. The coastline offers an extraordinary panorama of the Atlantic.
On foot, explore the customs trail or observe the curious sea anchors, 18th-century relics that pay tribute to lost sailors. From downtown La Plaine sur Mer, take the Port de Gravette hiking trail to the coast. Allow 2 hrs 45 min to complete the loop.
Not-to-be-missed towns in the vicinity
La pointe Saint-Gildas: this rocky outcrop on the ocean, located in the commune of Préfailles, offers an incredible panorama of the Atlantic. Join us at the former semaphore, now a lighthouse, and visit its museum to learn about maritime communications techniques and the history of the great shipwrecks that occurred on this coast.
Follow the famous “sentier des douaniers” and discover the blockhouses, important witnesses to history.
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Préfailles: visit this lively little town and stroll through the narrow streets typical of seaside resorts of yesteryear. Take a stroll to admire the Roche percée, a rock carved out by the ocean, and relax on one of the town’s beaches or in one of its wilder coves.
Pornic: visit this charming little town and discover its ruins and picturesque streets. Take a boat to
Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef: located just a few kilometers from La Plaine sur Mer, Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef is a dynamic little town known for its famous cookies, the galettes Saint-Michel. When you’re in town, don’t hesitate to visit theSaint-Michel workshop to discover the history of these galettes, to be enjoyed without moderation! Bordered by 4.5 km of beach, this town is the perfect place to spend time with family and friends. Surf enthusiasts will love Gohaud beach, an ideal spot for board sports.
Where to stay in La Plaine sur Mer
Ideally located just 5 minutes from the beach, ourLe Vieux Château campsite welcomes you from April to October for a relaxing vacation with family or friends. For your comfort, take advantage of the services provided by our teams: a heated swimming pool, a snack bar (July and August), a bakery, a laundry and free wifi access.
Book one of our top-of-the-range one- to four-bedroom mobile homes or one of our shady pitches for your tent or caravan.
How do I get to La Plaine sur Mer from the campsite?
From Le Vieux Château campsite, reach La Plaine sur Mer by car in just 7 minutes via the D 96. By bike, take the cycle path in the hamlet of Le Cormier, which will take you safely to the center of La Plaine sur Mer. Allow 15 minutes from Le Cormier.
