La Baule-Escoublac: The queen of Atlantic beaches has been charming visitors for years!

The queen of the Atlantic beaches has been delighting visitors for many years, with its history dating back to 1879 after the village of Escoublac was buried by a violent storm. Since then, La Baule has turned to tourism and offers a wide range of cultural activities. The choice of activities is almost limitless, and what's more, outside the town you'll find discovery after surprise all over the Guérande peninsula. Whether you're coming for a weekend, a week or more, La Baule will be a real surprise!

When you stay here, don't miss the chance to go sailing in the bay of La Baule, or to go jet skiing or kayaking! The bay of La Baule is a temple of nautical activities on the Atlantic coast.

After the beach and the ocean, get lost in the streets of the centre of La Baule and the famous La Baule-les-Pins district.

Here you can admire 15 listed villas in remarkable architectural styles.

These mansions bear witness to the glamorous past of the pearl of the Côte d'Amour.

If you're in the mood for greenery and a walk under the trees, head for the Parc des Dryades and the La Baule-Escoublac forest.

You'll love the variety of species and the beauty of the maritime pine forest.

The seaside resort of La Baule still retains its status as a chic destination.

As such, the commune boasts a high standard of services and amenities.

There is no shortage of top-of-the-range hotels. La Baule boasts a golf course of international renown, as well as a horse show that attracts over 30,000 visitors every year!

Another of the region's assets is the medieval town of Guérande, where the architecture is a history book opened onto the town. The city is famous for its ramparts and salt marshes!

Finally, spend the day in Le Croisic. Children will love the little port with its listed houses and its famous Océarium. It's a living encyclopaedia of the world's oceans.

These different options for visits and discoveries show just how much the town can satisfy everyone!

In fact, there's something for everyone in the La Baule region.

If you're a nature lover or photographer, head for the salt marshes.

Families can enjoy the 9 kilometres of sandy beach along one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Last but not least, if you're a fan of good food, the town's restaurants offer a selection of the freshest fish and seafood!

Even music lovers are not forgotten, with the famous La Baule Jazz Festival!

In fact, La Baule and the Guérande peninsula have so much to offer that a stay here just isn't enough!