20의 빌뇌브 앙 레츠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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

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.

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.

A lovely viewpoint shared with the marsh on one side and Bourgneuf Bay on the other.

Everyone here seems to take similar photos of the canal with its many fishing huts and boats. This place is simply picturesque. Crossing the bridge with fully loaded bikes is not advisable. It is worth taking a small detour along the marked EV1 route over the next weir. Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to eat in the small restaurant as we wanted to go to our accommodation in Bouin.

A small information board provides information about these dolmens

The Prédaire dolmen located south-east of Pornic, towards La Bernerie via the coastal path, rests on rocky ground at a place called "le Prédaire". This heavily damaged megalithic site belongs to the transept dolmens referenced on either side of the Loire estuary. Constitution of the Prédaire dolmen This monument, also spelled dolmen du Pré d'Air, is made up of scattered sandstone blocks and slabs in place quite clearly delimiting its different parts. Towards the West, the main terminal chamber was partly covered by an imposing block which, for security reasons, was deposited nearby in 2003. We can still see on the ground the location of the corridor and the two other bedrooms. Baron Olivier de Wismes, a scholar from Nantes, carried out archaeological excavations on the site in 1878. In the drawings he made on this occasion, the baron accurately represents this “basin stone” characteristic of this site which earned him also the name “Dolmen of the Dug Stone”. The funerary furniture discovered by him is kept at the Dobrée museum in Nantes. It is made up of: an oval pendant in fibrolith (small jewel), a round pendant (small jewel), two daggers (knives) in flint from Grand Pressigny (large production center in the Final Neolithic), a small ax and an ax fragment, pottery fragments, and flint flakes. This dolmen is listed in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments by decree of March 15, 1983. https://www.pornic.com/le-dolmen-du-predaire.html

Water management is essential for life in the swamp, it is managed by the SAH. (Syndicate of the Southern Loire Hydraulic Development). 51 municipalities are affected by the regulation of these waters by the Marais Breton Vendée or Marô. There are still 3 main locks in Port la Roche and 2 in Fresne.