보부아르 쉬르 메르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This small port has a lot of charm and is very photogenic even though our visit took place under a very gray sky. As an anecdote, a regular visitor told us that the huts were all painted this way because the fishermen and oyster farmers did not want to throw away the leftover paint used for the boats.

Open to traffic 1.5 hours before low tide and until 1.5 hours after low tide. https://www.horaire-maree.fr/maree/Passage%20du%20gois/

When the sea recedes, it reveals a spectacular road here.

… can at least survive up there.

At the end of the port, there is a path on the dike, very nice, we ride along the water's edge

The Passage du Gois is a submerged causeway located in Bourgneuf Bay, in the north of the Vendée department. Accessible to motorists, cyclists, and walkers, the Gois is one of the most unusual roads in the world, only passable at low tide. The road is uncovered twice a day. You can pass through it 1.5 hours before and 1.5 hours after low tide. At each end of the passage, signs indicate the tide times and alert users when the tide is rising.

The place not to be missed when visiting the island. An air of the end of the world at high tide, a real experience at low tide. The crossing by bike is nice, despite the algae, the slippery cobblestones and the many cars in summer.

This trail winds along a network of salt marshes, offering a rocky route. Expect a mix of dirt roads and boardwalks, with occasional glimpses of herons and other waterfowl. As you approach, the landscape opens up, offering stunning views of the Atlantic coastline, traditional fishing huts on stilts and majestic wind turbines.