Discover CAMPING DES FAMILLES in Grayan-et-l'Hôpital

It is on the commune of Vensac that you can escape on this small path Cross the meadow and the oak grove and discover the marsh of Gua at the foot of the hundred-year-old oak This sensitive natural area is an important environment for the fauna that crosses it but also for the migratory birds and other small animals that inhabit it. Follow the signposts, the explanatory markers and let yourself be immersed in this environment which was once used by the inhabitants.

The "Variante de l'Hôpital", a historic section of the Soulac route, follows the route taken by the pilgrims of yesteryear in the Nord Médoc. Almost 1,000 years ago, thousands of pilgrims from northern Europe landed at Soulac-sur-Mer on their way to Compostela, Rome or Jerusalem. After their devotions at Sainte-Véronique, they would head for the Hôpital de la Grayanès, where the Hospitallers of Saint-Jean-de-Jérusalem had founded a major commandery (the Order's 4th in France). The chapel of Saint-Jean-Baptiste de L'Hôpital is the last witness to this.

On the banks of the Gironde estuary, a hiking route rich in remarkable natural heritage that gives you the opportunity to discover the Talais marsh and its oyster port. And why not a small oyster tasting? Along your walk, you can also discover the mattes, these cultivated lands which are below the level of the highest tides.

A walking route rich in outstanding natural heritage, offering an opportunity to discover the marsh and oyster-farming port of this small village of Talais. Starting from the village church and passing through the mattes, you'll reach this old oyster-farming port lined with unusual huts. If you're feeling brave, the walk will take you all the way to the estuary...

In the heart of Soulac-sur-Mer, this second circuit of the Soulacaise takes you to a peaceful place to discover nature. A walk in the forest where all the senses are awakened.

Known for its beautiful waves by surfers, Montalivet enjoys a privileged location on the Atlantic coast between the ocean and the maritime pines. This rather recent resort is reminiscent of Californian beaches thanks to the turquoise lifeguard huts that adorn its landscape.

Follow the wood shavings and discover the dune flora and fauna for 30 to 45 minutes Explanatory panels and an orientation table will help you understand our coastline. The coastline is a transitional space that shelters exceptional biological and heritage wealth directly linked to the diversity of the environment. With the hindsight of history, man has learned the lessons of a blind consumption of resources. He has been able to observe the negative impacts of a management oriented towards the satisfaction of immediate needs needs by artificially domesticating natural balances.

The Amadour path, with its 500 kilometers and 21 stages, combines the spirit of a legendary pilgrimage with the authenticity of rural landscapes. It takes you to emblematic sites of great pilgrimages of the past, listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites on the Compostela route (abbeys, churches, places of devotion, etc.), and crosses some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Southwest: the Gironde estuary, Entre-deux-Mers, the Dropt valley, the vineyards of Bordeaux and Bergerac-Duras, the Dordogne valley, and the Causses of Quercy. It also intersects with a spectacular built heritage: the historic centers of Bordeaux, Duras, Bergerac, numerous wine châteaux, bastides, castles in the Dordogne valley, and medieval towns (Domme, Sarlat, Rocamadour).

The 500-kilometer, 21-stage Chemin d'Amadour combines the spirit of a legendary pilgrimage with the authenticity of rural landscapes. It takes you to places emblematic of the great pilgrimages of yesteryear, listed by UNESCO as a Compostela site (abbeys, churches, places of devotion, etc.) and crosses some of the most beautiful landscapes in the South-West: the Gironde estuary, the Entre-deux-Mer, the Dropt valley, the vineyards of Bordeaux and Bergerac-Duras, the Dordogne valley, the Causses du Quercy. It also crosses a spectacular built heritage: the historic centers of Bordeaux, Duras and Bergerac, the many wine-growing châteaux, bastides, châteaux in the Dordogne valley, medieval towns (Domme, Sarlat, Rocamadour).

Soulac-sur-Mer is known for its Basilica, which is on the UNSECO World Heritage List, and its Ancient Village, which gives it the appellation of "City of 500 Villas". Roman coastal town, English river port, religious sanctuary, stopover town on the roads to Santiago de Compostela, Soulac found its modern appearance in the middle of the 19th century. Discover and travel through time and through the history of Soulac with this tour.

This detached one storey house, close to owner's and other holiday home, is located on a big enclosed plot with private area. Open plan living-room with kitchen (microwave), dining area, lounge (sofa -bed). bedroom 1 (2 single beds), bedroom 2 (1 double bed with baby bed), shower room/wc. Electrical heating : 30€/week. Sheets rental : 7€/set/week. House-cleaning provided : 35€. Tourist tax : 0.40€/person/day, free for children under 13 years old.

Cabanieux 1 is one of 3 holiday homes where you'll enjoy a shaded landscaped garden with children swings and games. Open plan kitchen with microwave, lounge area, 2 bdrs (1 dble, 2 sgle beds), shower room, wc. Electrical heating.

Cabanieux 2 is one of 3 holiday homes where you'll enjoy a enclosed shaded landscaped garden with children swings and games. Kitchen with microwave, dining-room with lounge area, 2 bdrs (1 dble, 2 sgle beds), shower room, wc. Electrical heating.

Cabanieux 3 is one of 3 holiday homes where you'll enjoy a shaded landscaped garden with children swings and games. Open plan kitchen with microwave, lounge area, 3 bedrooms (1 double bed, 1 large single bed, 2 single beds), shower room, wc. Electrical heating.

This lovely detached house with stone walls is located in the village of Vensac (approximately 300 yds from the secondary road D1215) and has an enclosed garden (400 sq yds), 2 terraces, garden furniture, 5 deck chairs, barbecue, 5 bikes and fishing rods available. Big open plan living room with fully fitted kitchen, dining area and a relaxing corner with closed fireplace (logs : 70 €/ m3) 3 bedrooms ( 2 double, 1 single beds). Shower room, separate wc. Laundry room with washer and dryer.

This detached single storey house shares large enclosed grounds with owner's home and 2 other holiday rentals. Private garden, furniture and barbecue. Open plan room with kitchen (microwave)/dining area/lounge with satellite channels (canal +, football channel). 2 bedrooms (1 double, 2 single beds), shower room, wc. Electrical heating : 30€/week. Bikes available (2 adult's + 2 teenager's mountain bikes). Sheets rental : 7€/set/week, house-cleaning : 30€/week. tourist tax : 0.40€/person/day

The Côté Océan gîte welcomes you for your stay in pleasant surroundings.

A few minutes from the pretty seaside resort of Soulac, this camping will make you live a holiday in a natural environment, protected between forest and Atlantic Ocean.

Located in the heart of the village, the origin of its construction would go back to the 6th century. It was first a simple chapel dedicated to the cult of Saint Vivien, bishop of Saintes. Threatened with destruction on several occasions, notably during barbarian invasions and religious wars, it was restored and embellished in the 12th century, a period during which its remarkable Romanesque style apse was built and still remains today. In 1957, the church was given a new bell tower. Its somewhat surprising architectural style is still an inexhaustible topic of conversation for visitors and inhabitants of the village.

Situated in the village of l'Hôpital, on the "historical variant" of the Way of St. James between Soulac-sur-Mer and Vendays-Montalivet, the Hospital Chapel, whose foundations date from the 12th century, has been undergoing a certain revival in recent years, mainly due to the association of Friends of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist of the Hospital. This association offers to regularly open the chapel to visits, participate in its preservation and restoration, and organise cultural events (conferences, concerts, exhibitions). Visitors appreciate the freshness and charm of the place. The clarity, simplicity and beauty of the furniture and ornaments are particularly emphasized.

The man has always lived on the island that was once the village of Talais. Not far from the village centre, at the western entrance to the commune, you can see a series of earthen mounds. These mottes formed the foundations of a monument, perhaps of a votive and sacred nature, or perhaps a dwelling. The nearby presence of flint spearheads and bronze axes testifies to the human occupation of this site, dating back to the Neolithic period, when it was repopulated until more recent times. Currently in private ownership, the site is neither developed nor even signposted... It is interesting to look at the satellite views of this site, which show a vast field of traces of construction around the current remains.

The man has always lived on the island that was once the village of Talais. Not far from the village centre, at the western entrance to the commune, you can see a series of earthen mounds. These mottes formed the foundations of a monument, perhaps of a votive and sacred nature, or perhaps a dwelling. The nearby presence of flint spearheads and bronze axes testifies to the human occupation of this site, dating back to the Neolithic period, when it was repopulated until more recent times. Currently in private ownership, the site is neither developed nor even signposted... It is interesting to look at the satellite views of this site, which show a vast field of traces of construction around the current remains.

The church of Talais, located in the heart of the village, was rebuilt in the 19th century on the ruins of an old Romanesque building, probably from the 12th century. Dedicated to St Martin, it has undergone a beautiful exterior restoration and the paintings of the choir. Inside, an exhibition of old photos of the church is accessible to the public during the opening days and in summer, an exhibition of old chasubles To find out more, from June to September guided tours are organised every morning from 10am to 12pm in French, with the possibility of booking in the Tourist Offices of the Médoc Atlantique.

Miam-Miam Glou-Glou has been welcoming you for many years. The sunny terrace or shady area is a great place to take advantage of any occasion! The menu features a multitude of delights, from pizzas to regional dishes, not forgetting ice creams and crêpes.

As a former student of the nomadic cuisine training of chef Thierry Marx, I offer you a quality catering service and take care of everything for your birthday, wedding, wedding day, baptism, company meal, house-warming party, family meal ... adapting to your budget and your tastes! Delivery is also possible. Try the original and trendy experience of a food truck in your garden.

Breakfast - Bar - Fast food

Hawaiian culinary specialties and world cuisine

Traditional cuisine. In winter, every Friday, a Savoyard fondue evening and every Sunday a brunch from 11:30am to 5:00pm until the end of June. Steph and Mika welcome you for a gourmet moment in a friendly atmosphere. Large terrace overlooking the market. Out of season: Fondue savoyarde on Friday evenings and brunch on Sunday lunchtimes.

Snack - burger, bagel, kebab, tacos, panini...

Contemporary bistro cuisine

Bowls that are refreshing for the taste buds and good for energy.

First a slogan, which describes the spirit: "The sincerity of the flavors". Let it be said, here we cook home, with fresh products. The products and wines are selected to give pleasure to the customers. The emblematic dish? The Charolais steak, about 350 G, accompanied by fries with garlic, home of course. This is the only dish you will find every day. For the rest, the menu changes every day. Meat and fish according to market opportunities. On the weekend, in addition, a more gourmet menu. At dessert, one finds profiteroles or pears beautiful Hélène, William poached in the kitchen.

The "Camping des Familles" is well named. Turning towards the young and the old, the parents and the children, you will share memories of unforgettable holidays, all together!

Just 5 minutes from the sea, enjoy a relaxing, friendly vacation in lush, green surroundings. Entertainment is organized during the day, and a variety of themes are on offer for your evenings. In the surrounding area, you'll discover magnificent countryside on foot, by bike or on horseback, and numerous local markets.

This detached one storey house, close to owner's and other holiday home, is located on a big enclosed plot with private area. Open plan living-room with kitchen (microwave), dining area, lounge (sofa -bed). bedroom 1 (2 single beds), bedroom 2 (1 double bed with baby bed), shower room/wc. Electrical heating : 30€/week. Sheets rental : 7€/set/week. House-cleaning provided : 35€. Tourist tax : 0.40€/person/day, free for children under 13 years old.

Camping Municipal du Gurp ** offers you 1000 pitches of maritime pine trees. A 2 steps from the ocean, this campsite has kept its wild side to offer you a peaceful stay and you can reach the beach on foot.

Family and shaded campsite on a 4 hectare site a few steps from the ocean where many bicycle paths are at your disposal. The Flower Le Tastesoule Campsite offers several possibilities of accommodation on a park of new Mobil-Home, with its unusual wooden and canvas tents, huts lodges, bare or electrified pitches for tents, caravans or camper vans. Heated swimming pool, bowling pitch, playgrounds for young and old, children's club, playroom for teenagers, laundry, snack bar, take-away food, bar, grocery store with bread and pastries, bike rental..

Cabanieux 1 is one of 3 holiday homes where you'll enjoy a shaded landscaped garden with children swings and games. Open plan kitchen with microwave, lounge area, 2 bdrs (1 dble, 2 sgle beds), shower room, wc. Electrical heating.