Your visits, activities and gastronomy on the Ile de Ré
Places to visit on the Ile de Ré
Welcome to the island of Ré, a pearl on France’s Atlantic coast. Our selection of campsites offers you an ideal gateway to explore the unique charms of this enchanting island.
Start your adventure by visiting the island’s villages, such as Saint-Martin-de-Ré, with its cobbled streets and lively old port. Discover the island’s rich maritime history at the Ernest Cognacq Museum, or explorethe fortifications of Saint-Martin-de-Ré, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Extensive sandy beaches provide the perfect playground for sunny days, while local markets are packed with fresh produce and culinary specialties from the region. Don’t miss the majestic Phare des Baleines lighthouse at the western end of the island, offering spectacular panoramic views.
Seascapes are punctuated by iconic lighthouses, while unspoilt dunes bear witness to unspoilt nature. Water sports enthusiasts will find everything they need, from surfing to kite-surfing, offering a vibrant adventure on the waves.
Atypical ports reveal an authentic atmosphere, with fresh seafood markets and seaside cafés. Île de Ré is a coastal haven where maritime charm merges with Poitevin elegance, offering an unforgettable getaway.
When you choose our campsite, you’re guaranteed a complete immersion in the treasures of the Ile de Ré, while enjoying comfortable, friendly accommodation. Get ready for an unforgettable experience in the heart of this island gem.
What to see
Discover the island of Ré through the lens, your gateway to a coastal paradise. Explore the island’s charms by visiting its emblematic villages such as Saint-Martin-de-Ré, with its cobbled streets and lively port. Iconic lighthouses like the Phare des Baleines, with its breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island itself.
The beaches of the Ile de Ré, with their golden sands and unspoilt dunes, invite you to enjoy days of relaxation and adventure. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy windsurfing, kayaking or simply basking in the sun.
Local markets abound with fresh produce, perfect for family picnics, and cycling trails stretching across the island offer an ideal way to discover the surrounding natural beauty. The Tamarins Plage campsite on the Ile de Ré is ideally located for enjoying every moment of your island getaway. Explore, relax and create unforgettable memories on the Ile de Ré.
Activities and must-sees
Île de Ré, an exceptional seaside destination where elegance meets relaxation. Explore the charms of this iconic island through our carefully selected campsite, offering an ideal getaway for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Île de Ré is also renowned for its delicious cuisine. Sample fresh seafood at local markets or savor artisanal ice cream as you stroll along the quayside.
Optimize your experience by choosing one of our campsites, designed to offer you the best of the Ile de Ré, combining comfort and nature. Immerse yourself in this multi-faceted island, where every corner reveals a new wonder to be discovered.
For gourmets
The gastronomy of the Poitou-Charentes region is a culinary journey that celebrates the richness of its agricultural land and the abundance of its sea. Renowned for its exceptional milk production, the region offers a treasure trove of cheesy delights, with Chabichou du Poitou goat’s cheese standing out as a true local specialty.
Seafood also plays a leading role, with oysters from Marennes-Oléron seducing seafood lovers. The salt marshes of the Ile de Ré produce quality salt, an essential ingredient in local cuisine.
The famous Cognac, a prestigious brandy, is a regional pride. The region’s vineyards also produce quality wines, notably the Haut-Poitou wines.
The lively markets offer an explosion of flavors, with fresh produce such as melons from the Charente, asparagus from the Blayais and the famous Limousin apples. Regional cuisine is characterized by generous dishes such as mouclade, a preparation of mussels in a creamy sauce, and the local specialty, “Pineau des Charentes”, a deliciously sweet aperitif made with wine and Cognac.
In traditional restaurants and inns, visitors can savor authentic cuisine, steeped in the rich and varied terroir of the Poitou-Charentes region.
