Island of Ré
Discover the island of Ré near Belle Henriette
If you stop off on the island nicknamed "Ré la blanche" (white Ré) due to the characteristic color of itstraditional houses, choose to get around by bike to appreciate it at its true value. Over 100 kilometers ofbike pathswill allow you to discover the island'svaried landscapes(wild moors, salt marshes, beaches, and picturesque villages) and immerse yourself in Ré culture.
WhileÎle de Réis aparadise for cyclists, it also owes its reputation to its magnificentsandy beaches, some of which can be ranked among the most beautiful in Europe.
You will also pass through authentic villages withpicturesque little ports(the best known being Saint Martin de Ré, Loix, Les Portes en Ré, Rivedoux, etc.), where you can take a break in the shade of a mulberry tree to quench your thirst or enjoy a bite to eat.
Île de Ré, near the campground
From La Tranche Sur Mer, you can board ships operated by thecompany "Croisières Inter Îles"(in July and August). Cast off! And set sail to discover the pearls of the Atlantic: Île de Ré, Île d'Aix, and Île d'Oléron, in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.