The Haute Perche canal is a peaceful place, ideal for strolling, cycling or canoeing. Nestled between the marshes and the ocean, it reveals Pornic's natural wealth and invites you to take a Zen break in the heart of a protected ecosystem.

Fancy a picnic on the Ile de Ré? Between salt marshes, ocean and charming villages, enjoy a nature and slow-motion break in unique surroundings.

The Ile de Ré boasts a wealth of markets, much appreciated by visitors to the region. There's nothing like strolling through these markets to stock up on local produce, pick up souvenir gifts or simply relax during your stay in Charente-Maritime.

Just 5 km from Slow Village Anduze, the town of Anduze is easily accessible for holidaymakers seeking a haven of peace. But what to do when Anduze's weather forecast calls for rain and cloud cover?

Nestled atop a hill in the Gard region, in the heart of the Cévennes National Park, the Jardins du Mazet stretch across ten hectares of terraces and woodlands. Come explore an exceptional medicinal herb garden featuring dozens of varieties of medicinal plants grown organically.

With its vast stretches of sand, sheltered bays, and steady winds, Northern Finistère is a true paradise for kitesurfing enthusiasts. Whether you’re a beginner eager to take your first runs or an experienced rider looking for wide-open spaces, discover the best spots and schools to practice safely.

Soar over the breathtaking landscapes of the Cévennes and the Gard garrigue during a unique paragliding experience. From tandem flights for first-timers to introductory courses, discover the department’s best spots to enjoy the thrills of free flight in complete peace of mind.

From medieval castles to picturesque villages perched on cliffs and natural wonders, the Dordogne is brimming with treasures to explore. Discover our selection of five must-see spots for a memorable immersion in the heart of the Périgord Noir.

Travel back in time aboard the legendary Cévennes Steam Train, which connects Anduze to Saint-Jean-du-Gard. Let yourself be lulled by the rhythm of days gone by and take in the spectacular landscapes of the Cévennes as you pass over viaducts, through tunnels, and through unspoiled valleys.

Paddling along the abers or past the granite islets of the Finistère coast offers an exceptional view of Brittany’s natural heritage. Whether by sea kayak or stand-up paddleboard, set out on a guided tour or rent equipment to explore the crystal-clear waters and seascapes of Northern Finistère on your own.

With its long stretches of golden sand and secluded coves nestled among the cliffs, Belle-Île-en-Mer is home to coastal areas of striking beauty. Whether you’re looking for a supervised family-friendly beach or a wild, wind-sheltered spot, explore the island’s most beautiful places to swim and relax by the ocean.

A region of exceptional historical richness, the Gard is home to majestic remnants of the Gallo-Roman era. From iconic monuments such as the Pont du Gard and the Nîmes Arena to internationally renowned archaeological museums, set out to discover the ancient treasures scattered throughout the region.

A veritable inland sea dotted with small islands, the Gulf of Morbihan is best explored from the water. Whether you’re looking for a high-speed shuttle to explore the islands, a guided cruise with a stopover, or a traditional sailing trip, check out our guide to plan your boat trip in the heart of one of the world’s most beautiful bays.

Iconic landmarks of the Jade Coast, the fishing huts of Pornic are an integral part of the Loire-Atlantique landscape. Perched above the waves on their long wooden stilts, these traditional huts tell the story of the local maritime heritage and offer a unique, poetic sight to behold during your walks along the customs officers’ trail.

Gently rise into the air at sunrise and gaze out over the Provence region of the Gard, the garrigue, and the Roman ruins spreading out beneath your feet. A first hot-air balloon ride in the Gard is a magical, timeless experience—the perfect way to discover the rich landscapes of Occitanie from a completely new perspective.

The most popular activity on the vast beaches of the Atlantic and the English Channel, sand yachting is a must-try experience during your stay in Brittany. Powered solely by the wind, learn to master the elements and get your fill of thrills as you glide just above the sand through the most beautiful natural areas along the Breton coast.

A land of sunshine, history, and character, the Gard boasts an exceptional wine-growing heritage that stretches from the foothills of the Cévennes to the shores of the Mediterranean. Make the most of your stay at Slow Village to explore passionate wineries, taste local wines, and wander through sun-drenched vineyard landscapes.

Black shale cliffs jutting out into the sea, a constant wind blowing in from the open sea, and paths that plunge deep into the valleys before climbing back up toward the sky. Welcome to Pointe de Skeul. Located at the southeastern tip of Belle-Île-en-Mer, in the town of Locmaria, this rocky promontory reveals a radically wild side of the island. It’s a favorite spot for hikers looking for a rugged trail to test their legs during their stay.

Want to break out of your routine and experience a different kind of vacation? Occitanie is full of wild landscapes that are perfect for unique getaways. Far from cookie-cutter accommodations, discover the joy of sleeping close to nature without sacrificing comfort, for unforgettable memories as a couple or with the family.

A land of seafarers and legends, Northern Finistère is home to the world’s highest concentration of lighthouses. Along this spectacular coastal route, set out to discover these stone sentinels that brave the elements. A refreshing and fascinating road trip to enjoy during your stay, offering a truly epic Breton experience.

Tucked away in the town of Sauzon, sheltered from the prevailing winds, the cove of Port Poyed is a hidden gem for lovers of unspoiled nature. This secluded sandy and pebble beach is perfect for a relaxing swim along the coastal trail during your stay at Slow Village.

Facing the open sea, Belle-Île’s rugged coastline reveals raw landscapes of rare power. From the cliffs of Port Coton, immortalized by Monet, to the steep trails of the GR340, discover our tips for fully immersing yourself in Brittany’s natural beauty during your stay at Slow Village.

Fancy a breath of fresh sea air? Between the wild coves of Guidel, boat trips to the island of Groix, and hikes along the GR34 coastal trails, plan your perfect weekend in Brittany for a complete escape by the ocean.

Here are 10 criteria to consider when creating a more sustainable event. Find out how to organize a more eco-friendly seminar.

Looking for an unusual activity for your vacation in Charente-Maritime? Why not try your hand at microlight flying near Marennes?

During your vacation at Slow Village Pornic, in northwest France, take time to explore the beautiful beaches of this corner of the Loire-Atlantique region (Pays de la Loire), and in particular the plage des Sablons.

Discover Herlin Beach, a secluded cove nestled among the cliffs of Belle-Île. With its crystal-clear waters, fine sand, and supervised swimming, it’s the perfect family getaway on the south coast, just 20 minutes from Le Palais

Marvel at the raw power of the Atlantic as it crashes against the rocks immortalized by Claude Monet. Amid jagged cliffs and spectacular white foam, discover why Port Coton is the most iconic site on Belle-Île-en-Mer. A practical guide and tips for your visit.

Looking for nature and gentle sensations? Pornic's accrobranche offers you the chance to climb between sky and forest, for a responsible adventure in the heart of the Côte de Jade.

With its vast stretches of sand and secluded coves, Pornic offers a variety of swimming spots. Here is our selection of the 4 must-see beaches on the Jade Coast.