An unforgettable camping holiday by the sea in La Turballe
One of the main attractions on this campsite in La Turballe, the water park at Parc Sainte Brigitte is impressive for its sheer size and modern design. We should mention that this has been completely renovated and transformed for the beginning of the 2024 season! Now this is comprised of a superb lagoon swimming pool with a sandy beach running alongside, heated and indoor pool, paddling pool and water play equipment for the very young, balneotherapy pool and large sunbathing area to bask in the sunshine. Etsi loves to get you switching between pleasures, the coastal beaches are nearby!
During your stay, especially don’t delay in going to the Plage des Bretons beach, enjoyed for its family atmosphere and clear waters and the Grande Plage (large beach), perfect for idleness and water sports. You’ll also love the wild Pen Bron beach, with the Natura 2000 designation, offering a unspoilt setting for swimming and building sandcastles…
On this La Turballe campsite, numerous activities are on offer, such as gym, stretching and fitness classes, as well as ping-pong, volleyball and pétanque tournaments, not forgetting games and matches on the multi-sports ground. For their part, children aged 6 to 12 can, thanks to the Kids and Juniors clubs, take part in face-painting workshops, craft activities, treasure hunts, sports courses and highly amusing dance sessions during the summer.
High-end facilities on a convivial campsite
On the Parc Sainte Brigitte campsite, lovers of traditional camping can set up their tent, caravan, converted van or camper on plots of 80 m² minimum, all equipped with a 6-amp electrical connection. For increased comfort, up to 11 accommodation categories are available for hire here. Lastly, glamping lovers can put down their bag in a Lodge Safari tent, offering all the comfort of a cottage and complete reconnection with the surrounding countryside.
Moreover, various services offered by the campsite enable you to make your stay even more pleasant, such as the hire of sheets, towels, baby kit etc. In addition, the campsite has a nursery area, launderette and small grocery. On-site, there is also a bread and sweetbreads and buns outlet, and a bar serving delicious cocktails over a cooked meat platter or a dozen oysters. Right nearby, the restaurant accommodates you with a convivial menu consisting of dishes made on-site, favouring local and seasonal produce.
You can hire a bike at reception and cycle as far as the fishing port of La Turballe, north of the Guérande Peninsula. Stroll through this famous Loire Atlantique seaside resort and walk along its 11 kilometres of beaches. Here, you can also take a boat to spend the day on the magnificent wild and authentic islands in Houat, Hoëdic and Belle-Île-en-Mer. Remember to treat yourself to a tin of sardines and a jar of top quality sea salt, as souvenirs of these trips!
A magical and unique stay in the Loire Atlantique
Having admired the salt marshes in Guérande, you’ll fall in love with Piriac-sur-Mer, with the “Les Plus Beaux Villages de France” (Most beautiful villages in France) designation. This picturesque village is renowned for its narrow alleyways lined with old granite houses, traditional port and welcoming beaches. In Le Croisic admire the old houses in this Breton port, wild coast and impressive “L'Océarium” aquarium.
Neither should you forget to explore La Baule Escoublac, an upmarket seaside resort, famous for its vast 9-kilometre-long beach. The town is renowned for its elegant esplanade along the beach, the Belle-Epoque design villas in the shade of pine trees, luxury boutiques, restaurants and stylish atmosphere. You can indulge in water sports, tennis and golf here, and enjoy the famous “Niniches” from Chez Manuel as a snack.
Lastly, if you love old buildings, don’t delay in going to Vannes with the Ville d’Art et d’Histoire designation (reflecting its heritage, architecture and living environment), including the famous ramparts and other fortifications dating back to the Middle Ages. Walk through the cobbled streets of this medieval town and admire the Gothic-style Saint-Pierre cathedral, half-timbered houses and their magnificent corbelled constructions or even the former Cohue de Vannes medieval hall, nowadays home to the city’s Musée des Beaux-Arts (fine arts museum). After these enriching visits, you’ll be delighted to return and relax in the peace of your cottage, or over a drink at the bar, on the Parc Sainte Brigitte campsite!
