Top Things to do in Saint Martin de Re
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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Saint Martin de Re, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Discover the best top things to do in Saint Martin de Re, France including Mini Golf de Saint-Martin-De-Re, Beach Bikes, Yootoo, Clocher Observatoire, Anes en Culotte, Port de Saint-Martin-de-Re, Citadelle Vauban, Musee Ernest Cognacq, Parc de la Barbette, Bureau d'Accueil de Saint-Martin-de-Re.
Restaurants in Saint Martin de Re
1. Mini Golf de Saint-Martin-De-Re
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Le Mini-golf est ferme ! Rendez-vous pour les vacances de Paques 2021...enfin on l'espere !! (En attendant: prenez soin de vous!)
2. Beach Bikes
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
All the bikes are new, high-end models and are renewed every year to guarantee a high standard of quality and comfort. You will find at our shop : adult's bikes, children's bikes, electric bikes, mountain bikes, tandems, trailers, helmets, baby carriers and more.
3. Yootoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
BIKE RENTING on Ile de Ré. YOOTOO’s Team is happy to provide advice and information in an unstressed manner with the goal, to find the perfect bike as per your needs. Please feel welcome to ask for additional information about itineraries or some recommendations, which enable you to discover the beauty of Ile de Ré. Yootoo is present in St martin de Ré, La flotte en Ré and Le bois plage en Ré.
Reviewed By 790gmg
We rented three bikes (one electric, two conventional) for five days. This is our third year of renting from Youtoo in St. Martin and as always the bikes were great and the service was very friendly and efficient. Overall very good value.
4. Clocher Observatoire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 853 reviews
Reviewed By 454tonip - Haringey, United Kingdom
We climbed the church tower (€2.05 each) and saw the beautiful views over St Martin. Try to avoid times when the bells will be chiming repeatedly - it’s very loud!
5. Anes en Culotte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Of April in the All Saints' Day, during the holidays, come to get acquainted with donkeys in panties of the Ile de Re. Regis Leau propose strolls with hogback in the wooded park of Barbette, close to the port of Saint-Martin de Re. Discover his passion for the breeding of this very ancient and rare race of donkeys called Poitou donkeys. They are visible close to the village. Surprising meetings for the biggest enjoyment of the children and of the biggest! from 3 years. Then, come to discover the very rare race of the Donkey of Poitou in a pitoresque landscape of the Ile de Re. Daily in July and August, 10.30am-6.30pm. Easter French school holidays, 5 to 8 may, 14 to 15 may and 1 to 4 September 2-6.30pm. All Saints French school holidays 2-6pm. Weather permitting! Ile de Re’s ‘Anes en culotte’ is also a souvenir shop presenting my donkeys and identified by my logo: > Soaps made from female donkeys’ fresh milk by Savonnerie de Loix en Re. > Teddies, key rings, mugs, T-shirts, stickers...
6. Port de Saint-Martin-de-Re
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,318 reviews
Reviewed By Exploration614611
Very picturesque. Beatiful oild setting around the marina..all withon old fortified walls. Despite being busy the pkace felt calm. Very quiet in the evening as a lot of day trippers leave the island
7. Citadelle Vauban
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By 658marshallb - Ferney-Voltaire, France
Behind those walls were many prisoners who were later sent to Devil's Island, including the notorious Papillon. Still, one can walk around the walls, look at the view that the prisoners would have had as they were being loaded onboard the trans-atlantic transport vessels. Also, you can see a lot of hundred-year-old plus graffiti on the walls, done primarily by soldiers stationed at the fort. What is not so obvious as you walk around the walls is that there is yet another series of Vauban-designed walls totally around the town itself, making it truly a walled city. These are obvious as you make your way around the city, or go to the observation point in the bell tower. The Citadelle is very well maintained and a historic monument to French military construction. No concern about getting lost and finding oneself inside the walls and in prison - it is well marked! Very pleasant walk.
8. Musee Ernest Cognacq
9. Parc de la Barbette
10. Bureau d'Accueil de Saint-Martin-de-Re
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Ré ouverture le 19/12. Pour le confort et la sécurité des nos visiteurs et de nos conseillers, merci de respecter les consignes suivantes : - Port du masque obligatoire dans nos locaux, - Respect du marquage au sol, file et signalétique en place, - Nombre limité de visiteurs par Bureau d'Accueil en fonction des bâtiments (1 à 2 pers simultanées) - Equipements en place dans nos Bureaux : masques, visières, marquage au sol, sens de circulation ,gel, plexiglas...)
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