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Beginning at the city center, this trail guides you to the higher ground called the “Mont Juillet”. At the pond of “La Martellière”, you will find tables and a playground.  

Beginning at the sports complex, this trail will take you north of the town. You will see the castle du Pont Hus and its famous stud farm but also the “logis du Breuil”, a renovated fort.

A walking trail to discover the paths of the countryside. It begins in the city center, at the parking lot of the sports complex of Fernant Sastre, do not miss the visible heritage such as the church, the old town, the windmill…  It is possible to prolong this walk towards the port La Rivière, where you can see the castle of the Pont Hus then follow the path to get to a point of view on the river L’Erdre.  

Be careful, after a collapse, a detour is in place at the start of the trail at the parking lot of “La Belletière”. The Arcades The departure point, in Nort-sur-Erdre, is from the road of Issé at the parking of La Belletière. Go and discover a trail that you have never seen before by taking the edges of the feeding conduct. Also known as the “Little Canal”, the conduct joins the Lake of Vioreau to the Nantes-Brest Canal, from the lock house of “Pas d’Héric”. It allows that the first section of the canal has water to balance the reduction of water due to the lockage and evaporation of water during the summer. Its construction is a technical piece of art. With a slope of only 14 centimetres per kilometre of 21.3 kilometres long, the feeding conduct goes through the high Valley of the Erdre thanks to 4 aqueducts from 8 to 10 arches and goes underground on over 600 metres. It is covered by a lot of little bridges of quaint stones. Depending on the season, you will see the Castle of la Lucinière and its wooded domain on the other side of the Valley of the Erdre.

The marshes of Blanche Noë are in the south of Nort-sur-Erdre in which you can find an ornithological and aquatic site allowing you discover its fauna and its flora. At the beginning of the lake, have a walk along the river Erdre to arrive at Port Mulon’s Castle and its park. Appreciate the charming villages of “Tomblehoux”, “Gâtine” and “La Poupinière” and see the vantage point on the river Erdre and the plains. Then, join the canal and by going through the moat and see the viewpoint from Quihex’s lockhouse and further along eat at the gourmet terrace of La Tindière. To finish go through the village of Le Plessis pas Brunet to go back to the lake.

Discover the Plains of Mazerolles, a vast expanse of water of 3 kilometres long and 1 kilometre large. With a little bit of patience, you may see herons on the shores and a lot of other birds during migration season. Labelled refuge of the French League for the Protection of Birds (LPO), the site has also three beehives financed by the collectivity and an orchard. A themed path has also been created by the Municipality. The trail begins on the edges of the river Erdre to go through the undergrowth alleys, steep paths and goes through adorable little villages. It is possible to join the port of Sucé-sur-Erdre if you take the Atlantic Coast Route, or from the city-centre for this hike. The departure point is from the nautical base of Mazerolles.

Prepare yourself for a hike of 2 hours long with 500 metres along the water. You will admire the vast expanse of the Plains of Mazerolles with 3 kilometres long and 1 kilometre large. This site is ideal for kids. It is also possible to go fishing for people with reduced mobility. Or you can have a picnic or some sport. At the end of this loop, you will see the Castle of La Baraudière surrounded by its stone walls from the 19th century and not far from there the Castle of Bois Mellet. A plate has been placed at the entry and it is written “qui a accueilli, cache et protégé les résistants de la région” which means “that has hosted, hided and protected the resistants of the region”.

The Circuit of Vive-Eve Discover the atmosphere of the Nantes-Brest Canal, its towpath converted for different types of hiking, its lock-houses, water tourism, fishing … On this itinerary, taken by cyclists on the Atlantic Coast Route and pilgrims of Saint Jacques of Compostelle, the towpath will guide you to the lock house of La Tindière and its gourmet terrace. You can park at the Vive-Eve bridge where you will have an information sign on the history of the Canal and picnic tables. From this parking it is also possible to extend your walk the other way to the lock house of Quihex. You will see a remarkable view of the plains of La Poupinière and the Valley of the Erdre

Go discover “The Charcoal route”, on the site of The Mines of Languin. The village of Languin keeps yet again traces of ancient charcoal mines that were kept in activity until the beginning of the 20th century. This trail will lead you on the feeding conduct and beside the director of the Mines’ residence that was edified in 1723 where you can find a three-hundred-year-old cedar of Lebanon (1737). From the village of “Bel Air”, you can enjoy a remarkable view of the surrounding bocage, which rises to an altitude of 55 metres.

The beginning of the hike starts at the parking of the train station. This trail has several variants that allows you to go on real steep trails like a maze with parallel roads. It has a distinguished atmosphere, secret and mesmerising. When you come back, go down to the port where you will find our restaurants and for those who love nature, make a stop to the “Ganuchaud” botanic garden which is located at the end of “la rue d’Angleterre”. Also, pass by “La Cour Gaillard” which is in “La Grand-Rue” and was edified by protestants at the Edit of Nantes. This site stays, until 1685, an important protestant place.

Halfway between Angers and Ancenis, make a memorable stopover at this bed and breakfast on the banks of the Loire and enjoy the breathtaking view over the river throughout your stay. You'll never tire of this vantage point from which to admire passing boats, canoes and bicycles... as well as the many species of birds that live in their natural habitat. The guest house has two rooms: - L'Ikebana with a 160cm bed, for one or two people - La Gabarre, a family room separated into two areas with a 140cm bed and a 90cm bed, for one to three people. A pull-out bed under the single bed (trundle bed) can accommodate an extra person (for a child rather than an adult). Each room has its own en suite bathroom, television, WiFi internet connection and kettle with tea and coffee bags. The light-filled rooms have uninterrupted views over the Loire, with access from your room to the balcony and terrace reserved for guests. An enclosed garage provides storage for bikes, boats, canoes and cars. The garage is accessible from the quay leading to the Loire, which will also delight fishermen. Guests have access to 2 bicycles and a canoe. The Loire à Vélo cycle route passes along the street, or on the opposite bank, depending on your choice of route. This bed and breakfast is the ideal base for a cycling holiday: secure garage for your bikes and luggage, fridge available, hearty breakfasts... Breakfast is served in the living room or on the terrace, either way with a view of the Loire. On the menu: fresh, seasonal, home-grown and mostly local produce (list of suppliers available). In the event of bad weather preventing you from taking advantage of the terrace, a conservatory completely enclosed by glass will be a very pleasant option for spending quality time, always with a view of the Loire. The village of Ingrandes, in addition to its major asset of being on the banks of the Loire, has a number of places popular with tourists: a crêperie just 40 metres from the guest house, bars and restaurants, walks, entertainment in season, a beach on the other side of the Loire in summer and a bistro guinguette with entertainment just 10 minutes away by bike.

Fancy a stay with a breathtaking view of Europe's longest wild river? The Chez Annie gîte is just the place! A completely renovated 19th-century Angevin house with exposed beams, detached and not overlooked, this gîte is ideally situated along the Loire! With its south-facing terrace, it's a great base for exploring many of the region's tourist attractions: Nantes, its famous machines and city centre are 50 minutes away by car (30 minutes by train), and Angers, its château and its Terra Botanica plant park are 30 minutes away. You can also walk or cycle along the Loire à Vélo cycle route and discover the surrounding villages (Saint Florent le Vieil and its abbey church, Chalonnes sur Loire and its market, Ile Béhuard, etc.). Other nearby activities include wine tasting at local wine producers, the Château de Serrant in St Georges sur Loire, and water sports. On the ground floor, the gîte comprises a beautiful fully-equipped kitchen, a living room with television and tufa fireplace (not functional), a dining area, a shower room and separate WC. Upstairs, you will find two spacious bedrooms: one with a 140cm x 190cm bed and the other with two 90cm x 190cm beds. Both bedrooms have views over the Loire. Across the street, you'll find a pretty flower garden (not adjoining) with a terrace and a breathtaking view of the Loire! Garden furniture with parasol, plancha and chiliennes will help you make the most of this panoramic view. The garden has a lockable shed where you can store 4 bicycles. For fishing enthusiasts, you can fish at the foot of the garden. There is a beach on the banks of the Loire 500 metres from the gîte. The SNCF train station is 500 metres away (Paris-Nantes line) and motorway access is 8 km away. As the gîte is located in Ingrandes-Le-Fresne-sur-Loire, you'll find plenty of shops and services. Free parking available in the street (public car park). Baby equipment on request: cot, high chair and bath. Wi-fi internet connection. Additional charges: electricity above 8 kwh, heating (electric).

The gentle Loire... and the advantages of the city! Stay in this gîte on the banks of the Loire, a small, warm and welcoming house. The gîte is within walking distance of local shops, restaurants, bars and services, as well as the SNCF train station, which is a 7-minute walk away. Take the train from Nantes or Angers for a car-free holiday! By bike or on foot, the Loire à vélo cycle route promises some great discoveries along the river. This small 50m² house is perfect for a couple or a small family with two young children. Living area of 30m² with open-plan fitted kitchen, dining area, small lounge with sofa and rocking chair, television (stove not working). The terrace can be accessed from the living room. The outdoor area of approx. 80m² is completely enclosed by walls. You can safely store your bikes here. Available on the terrace: garden furniture, barbecue, parasol, garden shed, armchairs, children's games. Take the Japanese staircase to the first floor, where you'll find a small bedroom (8.50m² at a height of 1m80 and 16m² on the ground) with a 160 x 200 cm bed and memory foam mattress. The bedroom is bright thanks to its 3 windows. A second room upstairs has a large wardrobe and 2 beds (90 x 190 cm) that can accommodate 2 children on request. Ideas for outings/activities: Cruise or traditional Loire boat trip on the Loire from Saint Florent le Viel, Montjean-sur-Loire or Champtoceaux. To admire the royal river: the small town of Saint Florent le Viel and the bargemen's village of Montjean-sur-Loire 10 minutes away, the most beautiful panorama of the Loire at Champtoceaux sur Loire 40 minutes away. And there's something for everyone: the Moulin de l'Epinay, the Musée des Métiers, the Musée Julien Gracq, the Musée de la Vigne et du Vin d'Anjou... the medieval Château d'Oudon... The Bistrot-guinguette "Le Marie-Louise" on the other bank of the Loire, 6 minutes by car or 15 minutes from the Guinguette. Baby equipment available: folding bed, deckchair, toilet seat reducer, nomad seat. Private parking in front of the door (1 space) + free street parking. Wifi internet connection. Additional services available: bed linen hire (€12/bed, bathroom linen €8/person, end-of-stay cleaning €60).

Welcome to your future corner of paradise on the banks of the Loire! Nestling in the charming village of Ingrandes-Le Fresne-sur-Loire, at the crossroads of Anjou and Brittany, this typical gîte welcomes you halfway between Angers and Nantes. And don't forget: it's one of the few villages to have direct contact with the Loire along its entire length. In other words, the river here is your downstairs neighbour. Housed in an old fisherman's cottage, facing due south and boasting an uninterrupted view of the royal river, this holiday rental promises peace, charm and authenticity. Unusual bonus: in the dry season, you can literally fish from the courtyard (the Loire recedes up to 2 metres from the balcony). The gîte comprises the following rooms on the ground floor: - a fully-equipped kitchen - A large living room with exposed beams and decorative fireplace - Independent WC - A 35 m² enclosed courtyard with ivy, oleanders, garden furniture, barbecue, deckchairs and children's play area. All with a direct view of the Loire (and the sunsets). First floor: - A bedroom with 1 double bed (140cm X 190cm) and 1 single bed (90cm X 190cm) - A second bedroom with 1 double bed (140cm X 190cm) + cot on request - with access to a south-facing terrace overlooking the river (perfect for a morning coffee or evening aperitif) - A bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin Village centre 300m away. All shops. Beach on the banks of the Loire 500m away (free, July/August only). SNCF train station 800m away, motorway 8km. Parking 20m either side of the gîte. Cultural visits nearby: châteaux, St Florent le Viel abbey church, Champtoceaux, wine cellars and vineyards, wine tasting 4km from the gîte, stage on the Loire cycle route. Terra Botanica (30 km), La Mine Bleue (45 km), Le Bioparc de Doué en Anjou (80 km), Le Parc Oriental de Maulévrier (60 km). Small pets accepted on request. Internet connection available. Electricity above 8 kwh/day and heating are extra.

Two double bedrooms with adjoining bathroom in an old 17th-century house on 3 floors facing the church and the Loire. Ingrandes-le-Fresne-sur-Loire has been awarded the "Petite Cité de Caractère" label, with a heritage trail in the town and a PDIPR "Les Mariniers" hiking trail. The location of the B&B is ideal, with shops, services, restaurants and a cinema nearby. Perfect for a stopover on the Loire à Vélo itinerary or other cycle routes, or to discover the small town of Ingrandes-le-Fresne-sur-Loire and the surrounding area. The train station is a 5-minute walk away, with regular TER services to Angers and Nantes. Le Puy du Fou is around 1 hour's drive away. Please contact Madame Bothorel by text message or leave a voicemail.

In this village on the banks of the Loire, between Angers and Nantes, you’ll be charmed by this old house spread over three floors, featuring fine materials (terracotta floor tiles, antique parquet flooring, the tuffeau stone characteristic of the Loire region, ...) and its 60 m² south-facing terrace overlooking the Loire. On the ground floor, you’ll find a living room with a television and a fully fitted kitchen (fridge, oven, dishwasher, induction hobs, …) with direct access to the terrace. To warm up in winter after long walks, you can use the wood-burning stove (wood not provided), and to cool down in summer, you can use the fans. On each floor, you’ll find two bedrooms sharing the same bathroom with a bath and toilet: one has two 90 cm beds and the other has a double bed measuring 160 x 200 cm. The bathrooms are attached to one of the bedrooms and do not have a separate entrance. A separate toilet is located on the ground floor. Outside, you can enjoy a lovely terrace with garden furniture, deckchairs and a parasol – the ideal spot to relax and admire the Loire as it changes with the hours and the seasons. For your comfort and to lighten your luggage, the beds are made on your arrival and towels are provided. The owners, who are passionate about history and antique finds, will be delighted to share the history of this village with you. The gîte does not have private parking, but you can park in the surrounding streets or in the free public car park 50 metres away. A historic border between Anjou and Brittany and a former trading port, the village offers a range of amenities (crêperie, pizzeria, bar and restaurants, etc.) and seasonal events, as well as a beach on the other side of the Loire in summer. You can also go for a walk or a cycle along the ‘Loire à Vélo’ cycle route and explore the surrounding villages (Saint Florent le Vieil and its abbey church, Chalonnes-sur-Loire and its market, Île Béhuard, etc.) or go fishing along the banks of the Loire. Fancy a city break? Angers, with its laid-back atmosphere, is 30 minutes away (20 minutes by train), and if you prefer Nantes, with its ‘Voyage’ and famous machines, you can get there in 50 minutes by car or 30 minutes by train – the station is just a 10-minute walk away. Other nearby activities include: the Loire Wine Route, Serrant Castle in St Georges-sur-Loire, cruises on the Loire and canoe hire. The Terra Botanica botanical park is 30 minutes away and Puy du Fou is an hour away.

South-facing terrace and enclosed garden with private access to the Loire. Car parking a few metres from the gîte. Ground floor: kitchen/living room opening onto sitting room, separate WC. First floor: 2 bedrooms, 1 with shower room (1: 140x190 bed, 2: 2 90x190 beds), shower room/wc. Additional equipment: wifi, TV, DVD player, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, oven, fishing tackle. All inclusive: electric heating, electrics, beds made on arrival, towels/household linen and departure cleaning.

Treat yourself to a timeless getaway at Quai Roblan, a charming holiday cottage ideal for a romantic break on the banks of the Loire, situated in Ingrandes-Le Fresne-sur-Loire, in the heart of the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you’ll feel instantly transported: as soon as you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the beauty of the view. The real highlight of the place? An exceptional 180° view of the Loire – majestic and soothing – which accompanies every moment of your stay. With its ever-changing light, unspoilt natural surroundings and the gentle charm of the Loire region, everything invites you to slow down and make the most of your time here. The gîte opens onto a cosy, light-filled living room with a comfortable dining area, perfect for sharing special moments. The fully equipped kitchen makes cooking a breeze, thanks to its wide range of appliances: oven, microwave, dishwasher, 4-ring ceramic hob, filter coffee machine and espresso machine. Everything has been designed to ensure you have a practical and enjoyable stay, with complete independence. From the living area, you’ll find a cosy bedroom designed as a real haven for two. It features a 140x190 cm double bed, a desk area and a pleasant sitting area. But it is above all the breathtaking view of the Loire that makes this room unique: an ideal setting for enjoying a coffee upon waking, reading a few pages of a novel or simply gazing out at the river as the hours pass. A bathroom with a shower opening onto the corridor, a separate toilet and a utility area complete the accommodation. Outside, a true haven of peace awaits you. Two garden furniture sets, a parasol, sun loungers and a barbecue will allow you to make the most of the fine weather. Make yourself comfortable and let the magic take effect: birdsong, the sun’s reflections on the water and the surrounding tranquillity combine to create a rare atmosphere. Whether it’s for breakfast at dawn, an aperitif at sunset or a summer evening under the stars, the Loire will always be your most beautiful backdrop. For your comfort, Wi-Fi is available in the gîte. Baby equipment can also be provided on request, including a travel cot, a high chair and a baby bath. Utility charges, including heating, electricity and internet access, are included in the rental price. As an extra charge, bed linen is available at €10 per bed, towels at €5 per person and end-of-stay cleaning at €50 per stay. For stays of one week or more, bed linen and towels are included. Le Quai Roblan also enjoys a prime location for exploring the treasures of Anjou and the banks of the Loire. You can visit Champtoceaux and its superb panoramic view of the Loire, 30 km away, or Saint-Florent-le-Vieil, 12 km away – a charming ‘Petite Cité de Caractère’ – or enjoy the famous ‘Loire à Vélo’ cycle route, which is just a stone’s throw away. Wine lovers will appreciate the many vineyards of Anjou, situated between 10 and 25 km from the gîte, offering tastings in the heart of the Loire region’s terroirs. Just 35 km away, Angers invites you to discover its rich heritage, with its historic centre, its iconic Château d’Angers — also known as the Château des Ducs d’Anjou — and its charming narrow streets. Families and botany enthusiasts alike can also explore Terra Botanica, situated 37 km away. The authentic village of Béhuard, the only island commune in the Loire region, is 26 km away and well worth a visit. Finally, Nantes, 58 km away, promises a wonderful day out exploring its heritage, culture and lifestyle.

Situated on the banks of the Loire, between Angers and Nantes, Paradis La Promenade campsite is on the La Loire à Vélo cycle route and offers a wide range of services for cyclists. Between Saint-Florent-le-Vieil and Chalonnes-sur-Loire and a stone's throw from the centre of Montjean-sur-Loire and its shops, this campsite offers shady pitches surrounded by hedges, mobile homes, caravans and converted tents. Marie-Claire and Loïc will be happy to help you during your stay in Anjou. They pay particular attention to the cleanliness and upkeep of the campsite. They invite you to relax on the terrace over a drink and a pizza cooked on site. The playground, city stadium, children's activities, 2 heated swimming pools (1 of which is covered with a jacuzzi) and other facilities mean that young and old alike can relax and enjoy themselves in this calm, friendly setting. Wifi is also available free of charge throughout the campsite. In the village of Montjean-sur-Loire, take advantage of the guinguettes and restaurants, boat cruises on the Loire, canoeing and sightseeing. Don't leave without sampling an Anjou wine or apple juice from one of the many neighbouring winegrowers...

At this family-run Paradis campsite, you'll meet Marie-Claire and Loïc. Lovers of the region, they'll give you their best advice on how to make the most of a holiday on the banks of the Loire in a peaceful natural setting. Whether you arrive by bike or on foot, you'll fall under the spell of "La cabane du randonneur", a small, unusual accommodation accessible to people with reduced mobility. It consists of a single room with a table and a bed. For a night or several days, make the most of one of the 2 heated swimming pools or the jacuzzi, the play areas or the bike hire that they offer, and set off to discover the wild Loire, its winegrowers and local producers. Just a few kilometres away, you can visit Saint-Florent-Le-Vieil, a classified little town of character offering a magnificent panorama of the Loire from the top of Mont Glonne. More of a sportsman? Head for Montjean-sur-Loire and its quays and embark on a canoe-kayak trip down the Loire at sunset. Restaurant, grocery shop, entertainment and wifi available on the campsite.

The castle with its 17 duo tone towers is one of the best preserved medieval fortresses in France! Inside, you will find the 14th century ‘Apocalypse Tapestry’. Measuring 103 metres in length, it the largest of all medieval woven tapestries.

Following a visit to the castle, take a walk along the ‘Bout du Monde’ with its impressive views of the river Maine and the château.

Since 1984, the restored 'L’abbatiale Toussaint' (the abbey-church of All Saints - 13th Century) has housed the works of the sculptor David d’Angers (1788-1856). Included are monuments, commissioned work (such as the façade of the Pantheon), and a gallery of contemporary busts and medallions.

The garden of the Museum of Fine Arts and the St-Eloi Place are accessed via the entrance to the museum on Rue Toussaint.

The first recorded example of Plantagenet gothic architecture. The cathedral is full of stunning features including its elaborate facade and stone carvings (grimacing faces, monsters and acrobats), and the stained glass window - the oldest of which dates back to 1165 AD.

Built in the 15th century by Olivier Barrault, the king’s secretary and treasurer of Britain, this magnificent site now houses the Museum of Fine Arts with collections displaying the history and heritage of Angers. There is more than 3,000m² of permanent exhibition space with further space put aside for temporary exhibits that alternate between the historical and the contemporary. Among the masterpieces on show are works from Lippi, Jordaens, Champaigne, Fragonard, Chardin, Watteau, Ingres, or Morellet.

Refined, seasonal, home-cooked cuisine and a view over the Loire are the perfect ingredients for indulging in delicious fish and seafood specialities. The hotel-restaurant also caters for short breaks and business evenings, with a range of menus to suit all tastes. Ideally located between Angers and Nantes and on the Loire cycle route, the restaurant has a terrace and a children's play area. You can explore the surrounding area and : - visit the châteaux of the Loire - enjoy the magic of Le Puy du Fou, - walk, cycle or take a boat trip along the banks of the Loire. Rated 3 cocottes and 3 cheminées by Logis de France, Le Poisson d'Argent has also been awarded the Qualité Tourisme and Loire à Vélo labels, guaranteeing a successful stay with family, friends or groups. The hotel also has a garage for bikes and motorbikes and a large private coach park.

The dishes are grilled in a charcoal oven, accompanied by wines chosen directly from the cellar, and followed by delicious homemade desserts. In a friendly, family atmosphere, we come to eat well, drink well, laugh and share a good time with friends, family... and ourselves.

Pokebowl delivery in Ingrandes and surrounding areas. A la carte catering for your events.

Bistro overlooking the Loire offering a market-style canteen (fresh, home-made produce). The restaurant is open all year round. Open for lunch from Wednesday to Sunday (Tuesday to Sunday in July and August) and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Reservations required for weekends and Sunday lunchtimes.

Visitors can immerse themselves in a world full of delicious food, and enjoy a tasty pizza. The pleasant atmosphere of this restaurant makes guests feel good and have a good time. Friendly staff will welcome you at Le Rackham all year round. Relaxed service is always a pleasure.

A gourmet moment to savour in a 17th century building in the heart of the vineyards of Angers Welcome to the restaurant of the Lion d'Or hotel in Ingrandes The chef at the Lion d'Or in Ingrandes, Manu Vaidie, puts all his passion and know-how into serving traditional cuisine that changes with the seasons. Subtle, tasty, home-cooked local cuisine, with a choice of three menus. Comfortably seated in our large, bright restaurant room, you can choose between the discovery menu, the lion d'or menu or the pleasure menu, with the opportunity to taste two main courses accompanied by a meticulous selection of wines from our beautiful region. When the weather is fine, you can enjoy our regional specialities and delicious desserts, remarkably prepared by our chef, whose speciality is pastries, in the peace and quiet of our pleasant terrace.

Open for lunch Monday to Friday. Weekends on request for festive meals, families, birthdays...

In a warm and friendly setting, we are committed to a simple, authentic, family-style setting. Our cuisine features fresh, seasonal produce, carefully selected to create tasty, generous, home-cooked dishes. Each plate reflects our desire to share a sincere cuisine, inspired by the products of the moment. Whether it's for a family lunch, a moment with friends or a gourmet break on the banks of the Loire, Marie Louise is a place where you come to eat well and have a good time.

La paillote des Lucettes is a charming bar and restaurant on the banks of the Loire in Montjean-sur-Loire, between Angers and Nantes. It offers a gourmet stop-off with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, making it a popular place to relax and enjoy the unobstructed view over the Loire. Decorated to evoke the spirit of holidays and relaxation, the garden lounges invite you to sit back and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. The menu offers a selection of drinks, from cocktails to local beverages, perfect for cooling off on hot summer days. Wine lovers can also choose from a selection of favourite wines. Sit back and enjoy a cosy moment over mixed boards and sausages as an aperitif. Extend the pleasure with our plancha grills, generous burgers, homemade salads, fresh chips and crispy nuggets, not forgetting our jars with a variety of recipes. And to finish on a sweet note, let yourself be tempted by our Italian-style ice creams, crispy waffles, chocolate fondant or our tarte Tatin, for example. Simple, generous cuisine made to be shared, in the authentic spirit of the guinguette. The location on the banks of the Loire adds an extra touch to the experience, offering magnificent views of the river and creating a soothing, relaxing atmosphere. Whether it's for a lunch break or to enjoy an aperitif in the evening, the paillote des Lucettes is the ideal place to relax and take in the natural beauty of the region. Located along the Loire à Vélo cycle route, La paillote des Lucettes has bicycle parking and provides locks for cyclists wishing to use the terrace.

A van – wood-fired pizzas – Anne-Lise & Bastien on the road from Monday to Friday evenings. For their WINTER tour, catch La Grande Ravouille: - on TUESDAY in Mesnil-en-Vallée - on WEDNESDAY in Saint-Florent-le-Vieil - on THURSDAY in Belligné - on FRIDAY in Bouzillé And for the SUMMER tour: - on MONDAY in Drain - on TUESDAY at Mesnil-en-Vallée - on WEDNESDAY at Saint-Florent-le-Vieil - on THURSDAY at Belligné - on FRIDAY at La Guinch’ette in Montrelais

Shady campsite, on the banks of the Loire over 1 ha. Large sandy beach, picnics and walks... The site is open all year round to motorhomes, vans and self-contained vans, and when the sanitary facilities are open, to caravans, vans, self-contained vans and tents from 01/05 to 30/09. Sanitary facilities on the site.

On the banks of the Loire, France's last great wild river, the hotel Au Poisson d'Argent welcomes you to its completely renovated establishment in a marine and family atmosphere. There are 5 air-conditioned rooms with views over the Loire or the garden, including : - 3 double rooms -2 family rooms for 4 people (1 double bed /1 sofa bed) An ideal stopover between Nantes and Angers for cyclists on the Loire à Vélo®, you can also enjoy the seafood and fish specialities in the restaurant. For business travellers, the Poisson d'Argent offers business stopover and half-board packages. In the surrounding area : - Let yourself be tempted by a fishing trip, a cruise on the Loire with Ligériade or vent D'Soulair. For fun activities for all the family, visit the Cap Loire inland waterway discovery park. - Close to the Loire à Vélo® cycle route. Loops can be made around the Petite Cité de Caractère of Saint-Florent-le-Vieil, Montjean-sur-Loire and Angers.

Halfway between Angers and Ancenis, make a memorable stopover at this bed and breakfast on the banks of the Loire and enjoy the breathtaking view over the river throughout your stay. You'll never tire of this vantage point from which to admire passing boats, canoes and bicycles... as well as the many species of birds that live in their natural habitat. The guest house has two rooms: - L'Ikebana with a 160cm bed, for one or two people - La Gabarre, a family room separated into two areas with a 140cm bed and a 90cm bed, for one to three people. A pull-out bed under the single bed (trundle bed) can accommodate an extra person (for a child rather than an adult). Each room has its own en suite bathroom, television, WiFi internet connection and kettle with tea and coffee bags. The light-filled rooms have uninterrupted views over the Loire, with access from your room to the balcony and terrace reserved for guests. An enclosed garage provides storage for bikes, boats, canoes and cars. The garage is accessible from the quay leading to the Loire, which will also delight fishermen. Guests have access to 2 bicycles and a canoe. The Loire à Vélo cycle route passes along the street, or on the opposite bank, depending on your choice of route. This bed and breakfast is the ideal base for a cycling holiday: secure garage for your bikes and luggage, fridge available, hearty breakfasts... Breakfast is served in the living room or on the terrace, either way with a view of the Loire. On the menu: fresh, seasonal, home-grown and mostly local produce (list of suppliers available). In the event of bad weather preventing you from taking advantage of the terrace, a conservatory completely enclosed by glass will be a very pleasant option for spending quality time, always with a view of the Loire. The village of Ingrandes, in addition to its major asset of being on the banks of the Loire, has a number of places popular with tourists: a crêperie just 40 metres from the guest house, bars and restaurants, walks, entertainment in season, a beach on the other side of the Loire in summer and a bistro guinguette with entertainment just 10 minutes away by bike.

Two bedrooms overlooking the Loire, each with a double bed and a single bed and a toilet area. Shower room and toilet on the landing.

Fancy a stay with a breathtaking view of Europe's longest wild river? The Chez Annie gîte is just the place! A completely renovated 19th-century Angevin house with exposed beams, detached and not overlooked, this gîte is ideally situated along the Loire! With its south-facing terrace, it's a great base for exploring many of the region's tourist attractions: Nantes, its famous machines and city centre are 50 minutes away by car (30 minutes by train), and Angers, its château and its Terra Botanica plant park are 30 minutes away. You can also walk or cycle along the Loire à Vélo cycle route and discover the surrounding villages (Saint Florent le Vieil and its abbey church, Chalonnes sur Loire and its market, Ile Béhuard, etc.). Other nearby activities include wine tasting at local wine producers, the Château de Serrant in St Georges sur Loire, and water sports. On the ground floor, the gîte comprises a beautiful fully-equipped kitchen, a living room with television and tufa fireplace (not functional), a dining area, a shower room and separate WC. Upstairs, you will find two spacious bedrooms: one with a 140cm x 190cm bed and the other with two 90cm x 190cm beds. Both bedrooms have views over the Loire. Across the street, you'll find a pretty flower garden (not adjoining) with a terrace and a breathtaking view of the Loire! Garden furniture with parasol, plancha and chiliennes will help you make the most of this panoramic view. The garden has a lockable shed where you can store 4 bicycles. For fishing enthusiasts, you can fish at the foot of the garden. There is a beach on the banks of the Loire 500 metres from the gîte. The SNCF train station is 500 metres away (Paris-Nantes line) and motorway access is 8 km away. As the gîte is located in Ingrandes-Le-Fresne-sur-Loire, you'll find plenty of shops and services. Free parking available in the street (public car park). Baby equipment on request: cot, high chair and bath. Wi-fi internet connection. Additional charges: electricity above 8 kwh, heating (electric).

The gentle Loire... and the advantages of the city! Stay in this gîte on the banks of the Loire, a small, warm and welcoming house. The gîte is within walking distance of local shops, restaurants, bars and services, as well as the SNCF train station, which is a 7-minute walk away. Take the train from Nantes or Angers for a car-free holiday! By bike or on foot, the Loire à vélo cycle route promises some great discoveries along the river. This small 50m² house is perfect for a couple or a small family with two young children. Living area of 30m² with open-plan fitted kitchen, dining area, small lounge with sofa and rocking chair, television (stove not working). The terrace can be accessed from the living room. The outdoor area of approx. 80m² is completely enclosed by walls. You can safely store your bikes here. Available on the terrace: garden furniture, barbecue, parasol, garden shed, armchairs, children's games. Take the Japanese staircase to the first floor, where you'll find a small bedroom (8.50m² at a height of 1m80 and 16m² on the ground) with a 160 x 200 cm bed and memory foam mattress. The bedroom is bright thanks to its 3 windows. A second room upstairs has a large wardrobe and 2 beds (90 x 190 cm) that can accommodate 2 children on request. Ideas for outings/activities: Cruise or traditional Loire boat trip on the Loire from Saint Florent le Viel, Montjean-sur-Loire or Champtoceaux. To admire the royal river: the small town of Saint Florent le Viel and the bargemen's village of Montjean-sur-Loire 10 minutes away, the most beautiful panorama of the Loire at Champtoceaux sur Loire 40 minutes away. And there's something for everyone: the Moulin de l'Epinay, the Musée des Métiers, the Musée Julien Gracq, the Musée de la Vigne et du Vin d'Anjou... the medieval Château d'Oudon... The Bistrot-guinguette "Le Marie-Louise" on the other bank of the Loire, 6 minutes by car or 15 minutes from the Guinguette. Baby equipment available: folding bed, deckchair, toilet seat reducer, nomad seat. Private parking in front of the door (1 space) + free street parking. Wifi internet connection. Additional services available: bed linen hire (€12/bed, bathroom linen €8/person, end-of-stay cleaning €60).

Welcome to your future corner of paradise on the banks of the Loire! Nestling in the charming village of Ingrandes-Le Fresne-sur-Loire, at the crossroads of Anjou and Brittany, this typical gîte welcomes you halfway between Angers and Nantes. And don't forget: it's one of the few villages to have direct contact with the Loire along its entire length. In other words, the river here is your downstairs neighbour. Housed in an old fisherman's cottage, facing due south and boasting an uninterrupted view of the royal river, this holiday rental promises peace, charm and authenticity. Unusual bonus: in the dry season, you can literally fish from the courtyard (the Loire recedes up to 2 metres from the balcony). The gîte comprises the following rooms on the ground floor: - a fully-equipped kitchen - A large living room with exposed beams and decorative fireplace - Independent WC - A 35 m² enclosed courtyard with ivy, oleanders, garden furniture, barbecue, deckchairs and children's play area. All with a direct view of the Loire (and the sunsets). First floor: - A bedroom with 1 double bed (140cm X 190cm) and 1 single bed (90cm X 190cm) - A second bedroom with 1 double bed (140cm X 190cm) + cot on request - with access to a south-facing terrace overlooking the river (perfect for a morning coffee or evening aperitif) - A bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin Village centre 300m away. All shops. Beach on the banks of the Loire 500m away (free, July/August only). SNCF train station 800m away, motorway 8km. Parking 20m either side of the gîte. Cultural visits nearby: châteaux, St Florent le Viel abbey church, Champtoceaux, wine cellars and vineyards, wine tasting 4km from the gîte, stage on the Loire cycle route. Terra Botanica (30 km), La Mine Bleue (45 km), Le Bioparc de Doué en Anjou (80 km), Le Parc Oriental de Maulévrier (60 km). Small pets accepted on request. Internet connection available. Electricity above 8 kwh/day and heating are extra.

Two double bedrooms with adjoining bathroom in an old 17th-century house on 3 floors facing the church and the Loire. Ingrandes-le-Fresne-sur-Loire has been awarded the "Petite Cité de Caractère" label, with a heritage trail in the town and a PDIPR "Les Mariniers" hiking trail. The location of the B&B is ideal, with shops, services, restaurants and a cinema nearby. Perfect for a stopover on the Loire à Vélo itinerary or other cycle routes, or to discover the small town of Ingrandes-le-Fresne-sur-Loire and the surrounding area. The train station is a 5-minute walk away, with regular TER services to Angers and Nantes. Le Puy du Fou is around 1 hour's drive away. Please contact Madame Bothorel by text message or leave a voicemail.

In this village on the banks of the Loire, between Angers and Nantes, you’ll be charmed by this old house spread over three floors, featuring fine materials (terracotta floor tiles, antique parquet flooring, the tuffeau stone characteristic of the Loire region, ...) and its 60 m² south-facing terrace overlooking the Loire. On the ground floor, you’ll find a living room with a television and a fully fitted kitchen (fridge, oven, dishwasher, induction hobs, …) with direct access to the terrace. To warm up in winter after long walks, you can use the wood-burning stove (wood not provided), and to cool down in summer, you can use the fans. On each floor, you’ll find two bedrooms sharing the same bathroom with a bath and toilet: one has two 90 cm beds and the other has a double bed measuring 160 x 200 cm. The bathrooms are attached to one of the bedrooms and do not have a separate entrance. A separate toilet is located on the ground floor. Outside, you can enjoy a lovely terrace with garden furniture, deckchairs and a parasol – the ideal spot to relax and admire the Loire as it changes with the hours and the seasons. For your comfort and to lighten your luggage, the beds are made on your arrival and towels are provided. The owners, who are passionate about history and antique finds, will be delighted to share the history of this village with you. The gîte does not have private parking, but you can park in the surrounding streets or in the free public car park 50 metres away. A historic border between Anjou and Brittany and a former trading port, the village offers a range of amenities (crêperie, pizzeria, bar and restaurants, etc.) and seasonal events, as well as a beach on the other side of the Loire in summer. You can also go for a walk or a cycle along the ‘Loire à Vélo’ cycle route and explore the surrounding villages (Saint Florent le Vieil and its abbey church, Chalonnes-sur-Loire and its market, Île Béhuard, etc.) or go fishing along the banks of the Loire. Fancy a city break? Angers, with its laid-back atmosphere, is 30 minutes away (20 minutes by train), and if you prefer Nantes, with its ‘Voyage’ and famous machines, you can get there in 50 minutes by car or 30 minutes by train – the station is just a 10-minute walk away. Other nearby activities include: the Loire Wine Route, Serrant Castle in St Georges-sur-Loire, cruises on the Loire and canoe hire. The Terra Botanica botanical park is 30 minutes away and Puy du Fou is an hour away.

Campsite located on the beach of the Loire Close to footpaths and mountain bike trails The campsite has a bicycle shelter, two petanque courts and a picnic shelter. The sanitary facilities include a self-contained PRM unit (shower, WC and washbasin), a laundry room with 6 basins and a room with 4 WCs, 3 bidets and 1 washbasin. On the 1st floor, there is a room with 6 showers, 1 WC and 3 washbasins. Access to the town via the bridge is only possible for vehicles measuring less than 3 metres. The area is open all year round to motorhomes and the sanitary facilities are accessible from 01/05 to 30/09.