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The 10 Best Things to Do in Saint-Georges-d'Oleron, France
Discover the best top things to do in Saint-Georges-d'Oleron, France including Ile ou Aile Catamaran, Site Ostreicole Fort Royer, Le Parc Myocastor, Office de Tourisme La Bree les Bains, Le phare de chassiron, Discovery Voile, Salicorne Stand-Up Paddle, Plage des Saumonards, Yacht Club d'Oleron, Le Marais aux Oiseaux.
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1. Ile ou Aile Catamaran
Overall Ratings
5 based on 235 reviews
Whether it is to take a boat tour around Fort Boyard from Oleron island, to spend a relaxing day on Aix island or to organize an event on the Atlantic coast (race, work council, team building, initiation in sailing, renting etc...), Ile ou Aile adapts to your desires. For more than 13 years our team makes people discover the passion for sailing. More than 100 000 holidaymakers and private providers have witnessed our love and proficiency as well as our fascination by the sea and the coastline. Created for optimum comfort and total safety, Ile ou Aile is accessible for people with reduced mobility and doesn’t know any age limits. Enjoy the advantages of the navigation on the catamaran (flat navigation, no list, incredible surface area (100 m2)) while travelling calmly and in complete safety with your young sailors.
Reviewed By Rose L
Because of the low tide we had to reach the Catamaran by speedboat which added excitement to the trip. The transfer out at sea was easy. Most people sat around the net area at the front. Much to everyone's amusement shortly after setting off some people sat at the very front got soaked by a wave from a passing ferry! Children on board were allowed to help lower one of the sails. The crew spoke mainly French but did make a point of coming over to talk to us the only English on board. The price was very good value, a very enjoyable trip.
2. Site Ostreicole Fort Royer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Christina H - Virum, Denmark
We were told and shown the story about oyster-farming in the sea -then and now. The tide was not with us, so we did not take the 3 hours walk all the way out to the oysters (7 km) but the bassins, the cabins and the tools at the beach were very interesting and charming. We bouht the oyster-tasting (6 oysters, 5 euro) Very delicious. Afterwards we went to Fifi and Nanous detail-sale, just beside, and bought a lot of oysters for our evening dinner. Even those of us who didn´t like to eat to eat the oysters, enjoyed the visit at the charming place with the small cabins in many colors.
3. Le Parc Myocastor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
The visit of the park it is to approach Myocastors, to give to them to eat, to photograph them, to observe them... It is also a friendly moment (approximately 1heure) during which you will discover a charming animal, a local and especially ecological economic activity. To visit the park, it is to adhere(subscribe) to an action(share) of environmental protection. Only in July and August from 2 pm till 6:30 pm. Closure(Lock) of the box office at 5:40 pm. Adult: 4 € and child from 3 to 12 years old: 3€ Novelty 2017: Gunter Sacckman's show(entertainment), seen at Patrick Sébastien and France has an incredible talent.
Reviewed By Rose L
Lovely to visit for 1-2 hours. Car park was full when we arrived but managed to find a spot on the verge outside. The tour is guided and in French but the man was very helpful and spoke a little English to us. We were given a laminated sheet in English to help us. There are 2 main areas with the coypus in and there is a short talk at each. There is a chance for children to hold a young
coypu and be photographed by their family. At the end everyone
was able to feed the coypus carrots which was lovely. They were very tame and could be stroked at this point. I most enjoyed watching them swimming and interacting with each other. The coypus seemed happy and well cared for. In the small gift shop some toiletries were on sale and also some plaster paw prints and fur talisman,
we settled on a paw cast to be on the safe side! Some toy fake fur toys would have sold well and also drinks and ice creams. I didn't notice any hand gel etc but may have missed
It. All in all a very pleasant unique afternoon for us.
4. Office de Tourisme La Bree les Bains
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Mario M - Fleurance, France
Petit havre blotti sur la côte nord-est de l'île d'Oléron,
Ses plages de sable fin, sa Promenade sur le front de mer entre La Brée les Bains et Saint-Denis d'Oléron, ont y découvre les écluses à poissons qui se révèlent à marée basse. Ces pièges fixes sont formés d’un mur de plusieurs centaines de mètres de long en forme de fer à cheval. A marée descendante, les poissons se retrouvent prisonniers à l’intérieur des écluses. Pièges à poissons séculaires qui ont alimenté des générations de brénais en produits de la mer et le font encore aujourd'hui.
A voir également
Le moulin de La Brée qui est représentatif des Moulins d'Oléron,
les marais salants dont la récolte de sel reste la plus ancienne de l'île,
mais aussi découvrir le plaisir de la pêche à pied qui est ouverte à tous, mais attention encadrée par des règles, très bien indiquées par des panneaux en bord de mer.
5. Le phare de chassiron
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 857 reviews
Reviewed By 31415pi - Upton upon Severn, United Kingdom
The area at the north of the island is quite commercial on first approach. Suggest you go straight through this unless dying of dehydration and go straight up the lighthouse. The climb is not for the fainthearted and many parents were struggling with very small children as the last few flights are so steep they're virtually ladders. Lovely views from the top though.
Not a lot else to see or do. Would recommend you stop here only if going round the coast road - dont make a special trip of it.
6. Discovery Voile
Overall Ratings
5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By SueAlouche - Nantes, France
A great afternoon within a group of around 12 others. Beautiful calm sea, a well kept sainibg boat and an amusing, informative captain and skipper. It was great to see Fort Boyard close-up. Interesting history.
7. Salicorne Stand-Up Paddle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Trip on Stand Up Paddle in the wetlands.You will discover with our professional guide the history of the island and the wildlife of the wetlands
Reviewed By Erinbell F
Julien was an excellent guide full of interesting information about the island and its history. He was patient with the kids. Spoken English well and made our afternoon brilliant. Plus he took and shared photos of us on the SUPs and offered an well appreciated treat at the end. I highly recommend Salicorne!
8. Plage des Saumonards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By roverdrover - Cheltenham, United Kingdom
This is a long sandy beach, backed by dunes and pine woods. It has areas where clothing is optional and a gently shelving beach for reasonably safe swimming. Best to take snacks and water as there are few options for obtaining anything at the beach.
9. Yacht Club d'Oleron
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
the yco, yacht club of oleron, is a sailing school based in st denis d' oleron's harbor in the North of the island. it welcomes every year more than 1200 trainees from 5 years old children on various activities: catamaran, windsurfing, dinghy, sailing boat, boating licenses, private lessons, rentals...
Reviewed By C5895VWericg
Une fille débutante et un garçon en perfectionnement.
Le stage c'est très bien passé, avec une bonne progression, et les enfants étaient ravis.
10. Le Marais aux Oiseaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Filip T - Brussels, Belgium
this Oléron wildlife recovery park has been founded in 1982 and the discovery park is open for the public. Here you can find all different kinds of seabirds, ducks, peacocks, swans walking or swimming around. Many of them have been rescued in the past and...MoreHello, We thank you for your comment
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