라 가르나슈 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

이 매우 중요한 중세 시대의 요새는 종교 전쟁 중에 대부분 파괴되었습니다.

The Château de la Garnache was an imposing 13th-century defensive complex at the heart of a very important seigneury that included Challans and Beauvoir-sur-Mer, extending as far as the Île d'Yeu and Noirmoutier. It was one of the strongholds of the Marches of Brittany, owned by the lords of Clisson, notably Gilles de Rais. Today, only the moat, visible from the road, and two towers stand in the middle of a park accessible by stairs.

small fishing operation along the coast

Lots of tarmac for little quiet road, I do not recommend

Magnificent course, very appealing and very pleasant

bell 🛎 from the 15th century

This observatory was placed opposite a stork nest. I was lucky enough to observe some, but you can also see a lot of them all along the "path" of the Storks. "Path" which is in places the road, in places the path and in places the path. Storks are migratory birds so you won't necessarily see them all year round. In general they leave at the end of summer, when the marshes are too dry, and return in mid-winter when they are swollen again and not too cold.

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.