Adventures and discovery around Camping Le Palace

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.

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.

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.

Welcome to Soulac-sur-Mer, the oldest seaside resort of the Médoc! Discover its heritage, its villas, by following this itinerary through the resort. Come and get your booklet at the Tourist Office and once you have answered all the questions, bring it back to check your answers.

Thanks to this bike ride in Soulac-sur-Mer you will discover the historical and natural wealth of this magnificent seaside resort. You will take the cycle tracks, the roads or even the velodyssée, this itinerary that runs along the Atlantic coastline. Our route will reveal all the secrets of the city.

This easy loop combines two UNESCO World Heritage sites. After a visit to the Basilique Notre-Dame-de-la-fin-des-Terres, the tour takes you through the narrow streets of the pretty seaside resort, from the colorful houses of Soulac to the bunkers of the Atlantic Wall in the village of Les Arros. You walk along the beach, with the Cordouan lighthouse towering over the horizon. You'll ride along a dune line populated by oyats, laurel, yucca, broom and arbutus. A must: pedal during the yucca flowering period in summer, or between the red arbutus in autumn, breathing in the fragrance of the plants.

Welcome to the town of Soulac-sur-Mer, known for its UNESCO listed basilica and its Old Village which gives it the name of "City of 500 villas". A Roman coastal town, an English river port, a religious sanctuary, a stopover town on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, Soulac found its modern appearance in the middle of the 19th century. This walking tour will take you on a journey through time and through the history of Soulac...

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).

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 "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.

Ideally located on the dune with a breathtaking ocean view with direct access to the beach, The Lily of the Sands is a spacious villa and character. In 5 mn on foot of the town center, the place is heaven for anyone in search of comfort, calm and serenity. Retain the guest of this house of exception to the refined and personalized decoration of each of its 5 rooms.

Beautiful soulacaise villa in city center and 300 meters from the beach, wifi access.

Soulac-sur-Mer, 2 person apartment located 150 meters from the main beach, 150 meters from the covered market, close to all shops. Quiet and pleasant. On the ground floor. Located around a common courtyard.

Superb sea view apartment with terrace, garden, parking, private garage, two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and living room. Washing machine, telephone, TV. Comfort. In front of sea and to 20 m of the town center.

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.

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.

Classified as an ancient village, Soulac has 500 villas in neocolonial style. Built in the 19th century, these pretty little houses known as soulacaises make the charm of this commune thanks to the many decorative elements that adorn them. Lambrequin, cartouche, dormer window, wrought-wood balcony are as many elements that you will be able to spot during your stroll. Along the streets, go back in time to the "Belle époque" and become the privileged witness of a carefree happiness that generations have proclaimed on the pediment of their houses. The Médoc Atlantique Tourist Office offers various tours to discover them, so don't wait any longer!

Tradition has it that the origin of the basilica can be traced back to the legend of Saint-Veronique. In the first century of our era, after the death of the Virgin, Saint-Veronique, Saint-Amadour and Saint-Martial came from Palestine and landed in Soulac-sur-Mer. Saint-Veronique built a modest oratory in memory of the Virgin, after having evangelized the Médoc and the Bazadais. It was probably in the 11th century, when pilgrims from the English lands landed there, that this Benedictine abbey, classified as a historical monument, was built. The construction of the Romanesque church was not completed before the beginning of the 12th century. In the 18th century, erosion of the dunes caused the church to be almost completely silted up, and it was only in the middle of the 19th century that it was cleared. This monument is registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

From Soulac-sur-Mer to Le Verdon-sur-Mer, the Second World War left its mark In the continuity of the Atlantic Wall, a set of remains built under the German occupation still reside on the dune barrier and the forest massif To discover the bunkers and in order to preserve this environment, it is preferable to leave with a guide or to follow the GR8.

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.

Until the 15th century, Talais was an island between ocean and estuary The area was drained at the end of the 16th century by order of Henry IV The proximity of the ocean and its beaches, the beauty of the most beautiful estuary in Europe, the charm of the marshes, are today at the origin of a developing tourist activity: visits to oyster farms and oyster tasting.

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.

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.

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.

A beachside brasserie where you can eat with your feet in the water!

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.

Contemporary bistro cuisine

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.

Breakfast - Bar - Fast food

Le Palace is only 400 meters from the south beach and 300 meters from the bike paths. 600 m² of heated pool in a fun universe: slides, paddling pools, rivers against current and 200 m² of covered and heated swimming pool, ideal for swimming, will delight young and old. In July and August a team of animators proposes a varied program: sports tournaments, aquagym, step, petanque, foot, archery, club child ... A playground, mini-golf, tennis, ping- Pong, fitness room are at your disposal as soon as the campsite opens. All these services are offered.

The center is located 150 meters from the beach, 9 km from the largest estuary in Europe, 1 km from the forest and 2 km from downtown Soulac. In the heart of 6000 m² of shaded land, the center can accommodate 60 people in rooms and 32 children in collective tents. It is fully equipped to welcome you in the best conditions.

In a quiet area, 800 meters from the beach and close to bike paths. The villa for 6 people consists of 3 large bedrooms, two with double beds and the third with two single beds. A large living room with a fireplace, an equipped kitchen, an enclosed garden of 850 m2 and a terrace.

Small family camping on the seafront. Direct access to the beach, 100 km of bike paths and the town center (possible by foot). Heated swimming pool, snack bar, grocery store on site. Hiring of pitches, tents, chalets, Mobil Home.

We welcome you all year round for your weekends, short stays, holidays. Our recent guest rooms benefit from an ideal geographical location as they are 120 m from the ocean and 10 min walk from downtown. We like: the proximity of the cycle tracks and the soulacaise animations, the quietness of the accommodation and the possibility to park your bike or motorbike.

800 m from the town center, 200 m from a monitored beach, 50 m from the doctor. Calm environment, enclosed sported, parking cars, garage with bikes. Spacious and bright house of 130 m2. Modern comfort.

Between the Atlantic coast and the Gironde estuary, the VVF Club Intense Les Plages du Médoc is located right on the beach, 1 km from the town, in the heart of a 3-hectare natural site. The vacation village offers duplex accommodation, some with sea views, for 2 to 8 people (kitchenette, shower room, WC, terrace with garden furniture). On-site facilities and services: heated swimming pool (weather permitting), bar with terrace, TV room, table tennis, table soccer, beach volleyball court, bowling green, children's playground.... Snack takeaway, bread and pastries (school vacations), barbecue area. Entertainment included in the price for everyone, from toddlers and teenagers (3 to 17 years) to adults. Games, walks and sports: for your vacation at Soulac-sur-Mer, we've got you covered.

3 bedroom house for 6 people.