Tourist Ideas on the Île d'Oléron * Château d'Oléron: Explore the artisanal huts where local craftsmen create and sell a variety of handmade goods. Don't miss the magnificently preserved citadel, hosting numerous exhibitions, and enjoy the Sunday market for a taste of local flavors. * Grand Village Plage: Visit the island’s most beautiful sandy beach, which is both lifeguarded and safe, perfect for families. Try your hand at land sailing or catch a wave at the surf spot. Be sure to stop by the charming chapel with its mural paintings, and enjoy cultural events like folk performances, concerts under the pine trees, and the annual fireworks show. Explore the local museum and enjoy a variety of shops and restaurants. * Phare de Chassiron: Climb the iconic lighthouse and stroll through the gardens representing the four cardinal points. At low tide, you can also see the traditional fish traps unique to the island. * Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron: Wander through the old town, visit the museum and the chocolate factory, enjoy the bustling market, and don’t miss the charming old carousel. * Domino: At low tide, discover the ancient fish trap still visible, showcasing the island's fishing heritage. * Tourist Ideas on the Île d'Oléron * Château d'Oléron: Explore the artisanal huts where local craftsmen create and sell a variety of handmade goods. Don't miss the magnificently preserved citadel, hosting numerous exhibitions, and enjoy the Sunday market for a taste of local flavors. * Grand Village Plage: Visit the island’s most beautiful sandy beach, which is both lifeguarded and safe, perfect for families. Try your hand at land sailing or catch a wave at the surf spot. Be sure to stop by the charming chapel with its mural paintings, and enjoy cultural events like folk performances, concerts under the pine trees, and the annual fireworks show. Explore the local museum and enjoy a variety of shops and restaurants. * Phare de Chassiron: Climb the iconic lighthouse and stroll through the gardens representing the four cardinal points. At low tide, you can also see the traditional fish traps unique to the island. * Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron: Wander through the old town, visit the museum and the chocolate factory, enjoy the bustling market, and don’t miss the charming old carousel. * Domino: At low tide, discover the ancient fish trap still visible, showcasing the island's fishing heritage.

LE GRAND VILLAGE PLA1GE is located in the south of the Ile d'Oléron it is close to the ocean, the bridge, the forest (shady walks) and cycle paths You can get there by bus from ROCHEFORT or by boat from LA ROCHELLE (train from several towns: SAINTES OR LA ROCHELLE°).