History / Memorial of the Vendée: In the heart of the natural valley of the Boulogne, the history of the Vendée reveals the rich hours of its history, meeting the first hunters of the Neolithic, pacing a Gallo-Roman street, in Dialogue with the great humanists of the Renaissance, or again reliving the epic of the soldiers in hoofs of 1793 until the visit of a village of the last century. Unique concept in France, the children's museum will look after the younger guests. Located in Lucs-sur-Boulogne, the Historial is free for under 18s. Le Puy du Fou: Le Puy du Fou is both a whirlwind of extraordinaries and a breath of fresh air away from the everyday effervescence. With dozens of daytime entertainment, great night shows, its cinéscénie, the days of the Puy du Fou are rich in adventures and overflowing with action. The Vendée coast: Atlantic fresh air has whipped the sandy beaches of Sables d'Olonne, Saint Jean de Monts, Saint Gilles Croix de Vie, to name only the most famous, or the islands Vendée, like the island of Noirmoutier or the island of Yeu. Enthusiasts of bodyboarding, surfing, windsurfing, or sunbathing are there. La Roche-sur-Yon: The central place Napoleon is the starting point of a hike, on foot or in carriage, leading you from the church Saint-Louis to the theater then to the garden of the town hall, The Place de la vieille horloge, the Renaissance house, and the national stud up to the edge of the Yon where you can go canoeing. The mill at Élise: The most curious discover at Poiré-sur-Vie the operation of a watermill restored with a wheel at dawn, and assist in the manufacture of several types of flour. You can relax on the site of the Moulin in Élise: you enjoy fishing or strolling around a body of water (games for children) or discover the panel of winter and spring crops of Cereal garden. Walking: La Vendée is also discovered on foot, on the marked hiking trails which offer you a remarkable panorama of the bocage. From La Lozangère, the trail of the two fountains (3.7km) or the trail of the Jarrie (5km to 7km) will certainly delight you, unless you prefer to tease the fish in one of the many alevinated ponds From the village or its surroundings. Bike rides: The Vendée is the largest French cycling department, with more than 700 km of cycling routes, specific signs, maximum safety and itineraries using remarkable sites or landscapes. La Lozangère does not deviate from the rule with the discovery of Saligny by the paths (circuit 24km for the longest). The lake of the Papon mill: near the Roche sur Yon, the Papon mill dam reservoir offers a hike or mountain bike (9km) in an enchanting setting. The sailing club and ensure a price in charge of children or adults who wish to discover the pleasures of sailing. The space of records: In Aubigny, the space of the records invites you to discover the unusual objects, usual, recent, or older, of record size, taking you in another dimension, that of the magic universe of the excess And gigantism. Each piece is the exact replica of the original model, on a different scale and can work perfectly. You will find trades and gestures of old: each object has been manufactured in the respect of the traditions, with the noble and natural materials. One-off craft demonstrations. Vouvant: A medieval village situated on top of a hill, among the most beautiful villages of France. And also: Equestrian center at 2km, the Chabotterie lodge in Saint-Sulpice-le-Verdon, the Barbe Bleue castle in Tiffauges, the Vendée pier in Fontenay-le-Comte, the Faymoreau mining center From the tree and honey to the Poiroux, the nature reserve of Saint-Denis-du-Payré, the dragonfly house of Chaillé sous les Ormeaux, the karting of Belleville-sur-Vie, the museum of old cooking utensils In Saint-Denis-la-Chevasse, the abbey of Nieul-sur-l'Autise, the salt marshes of the Vie and Beauland Parc in Saint-Hilaire-de-Riez, or the salines of Sables d'Olonne. From the tourist office available in the cottage.

Easy access, 2 minutes from the 2x2 lane motorway between Nantes (40 mins) and La Roche sur Yon (12 mins).