La Baule and its wild coast: 5 must-sees by van or motorhome

With its 8 km of fine sand, this is one of Europe’s most beautiful beaches, perfect for a relaxing break or a picnic with your toes in the water. The ever-changing colours of the ocean and the Belle Époque villas in the background make it an incredibly photogenic spot.

This natural site offers breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding islands, with hiking trails to admire the cliffs. On clear days, you can even spot the Teignouse lighthouse in the distance.

Step into the world of salt workers and discover how salt has been harvested for centuries in these turquoise water basins. A sensory walk between land, sky and sea, with tastings available on site.

This iconic lighthouse, perched on an islet accessible at low tide, has guided sailors since 1855. Its 247-step staircase rewards the brave with a 360-degree view of the wild coast.

These spectacular rock formations, shaped by erosion, offer a magical walking spot among coves and caves. A wild and preserved setting, ideal for off-the-beaten-path exploration.

Perched on a rocky spur, this 15th-century chapel offers stunning views over the bay and salt marshes. Its Gothic architecture and ties to the Dukes of Brittany make it a place steeped in mystery.