Blue house in le croisic

Le Croisic, the jewel of the Atlantic coast, is full of treasures to discover on foot or by bike from your rental accommodation. As soon as you arrive, you'll be seduced by the charm of the port, its lively quays lined with old houses, and its terraces where you can sample seafood and local specialities. One of the must-sees is the côte sauvage, a spectacular path along the cliffs and coves, perfect for a sea-scented stroll to the rhythm of the waves. This route offers breathtaking panoramas, particularly from the Pointe du Croisic to the Tréhic lighthouse, which has watched over the entrance to the port since 1872. For a family outing, don't miss the Océarium du Croisic, a fascinating aquarium where you can watch sharks, turtles and penguins in a fun and educational setting. Children love to watch the animals being fed, and adults will leave with a newfound admiration for marine life. Heritage lovers will love the church of Notre-Dame de Pitié, with its remarkable stained glass windows and unusual architecture, as well as the town's gardens, a haven of peace nestling among the cobbled streets. Finally, just a few kilometres away, the salt marshes of Guérande offer an immersion in ancestral know-how, with fascinating guided tours and unique landscapes. Le Croisic is an invitation to relax, discover and marvel, between land and sea. You'll love exploring its many facets.

At the entrance to Le Croisic, at the large roundabout, follow signs for ‘l’Hôpital’ – continue straight on for about 2 km, passing two roundabouts. You will arrive with the hospital wall and its tall fir trees on your right; the Maison Bleue is on your left at No. 6 Avenue Gambetta. Turn right to drive back and park in front of the house.