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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.

Magnificent Romanesque church from the 11th and 12th centuries 😍

bell 🛎 from the 15th century

Beautiful little church in the middle of the historic town centre. The square in front of it offers a good starting point for hikes

Charming little village, recently ranked sixth in the "Favorite Village of the French 2024" competition. We will remember its almost thousand-year-old Romanesque church, its neo-classical town hall and many beautiful houses typical of the Vendée coast. Sallertaine was an island during Antiquity. It was only in the Middle Ages that the monks began to drain the sea to extract salt. It was during this period that Sallertaine developed economically and urbanistically. Many great hiking trails around the village, including the one that goes to the Rairé mill, not far from there.

Pleasant little garden, calm and very flowery. Ideal for a break if you visit Sallertaine and its region. Established on an old quarry, we understand that the old town of Sallertaine had been built on a limestone island in the middle of the marshes. Hence its island appearance in winter.

Pretty church in a small village

As you travel through the picturesque Grand Etier de Sallertaine, you’ll come across a charming row of fishermen’s huts. These traditional structures, perched on stilts above the water, offer a glimpse into the region’s maritime heritage. As you explore the area, you’ll have the chance to admire the beautiful coastal scenery, spot a variety of birdlife, and perhaps even see local fishermen casting their fishing lines. Be sure to sample some fresh seafood at one of the nearby restaurants.