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André Tromeur2 Rue Du Corps De Garde
Saint Nazaire
44600
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Marie and André extend a warm invitation to stay at our peaceful residence, offering a stunning view of the sea. Located just 50 meters away from the beautiful beaches of Villes Martin, Ker Villes, le Rocher du Lion, Porce, and in close proximity to the nautical base, shops, swimming pool, tennis court, and landscaped garden.Our location is conveniently situated only eight kilometers from popular destinations such as Pornichet, la Baule, la Briere, the wild coast, salt marshes, and a renowned yachting resort. Here, you can also rent boats with skilled skippers and enjoy activities like walking, water skiing, and diving.
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Directions
To get to the beach from Nantes, take the Saint Nazaire Ouest D492 exit. At the Roundabout of Oceanis, follow the signs for the beach and take the D92 road. Continue straight until you reach Kerlede, then turn right at the fifth set of traffic lights. Keep going and take a left onto the street called La Rue du Fort.
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- Escal'Atlantic: Located in the former submarine base, Escal'Atlantic is a unique museum that takes visitors on a journey through the history of ocean liners. It features interactive exhibits, recreated cabins, and a chance to explore a real submarine.
- Saint-Nazaire Submarine Base: This historic site was once a German submarine base during World War II. Today, it offers guided tours that provide insight into the region's military past and the role of the base during the war.
- Ecomusée: Situated in the former shipyard of Saint-Nazaire, Ecomusée showcases the city's industrial heritage. Visitors can learn about shipbuilding through various exhibitions, multimedia displays, and preserved artifacts.
- Le Grand Blockhaus: Located in Batz-sur-Mer, a short distance from Saint-Nazaire, Le Grand Blockhaus is a museum housed in a massive concrete bunker built by the Germans during World War II. It offers a comprehensive look into the Atlantic Wall defenses and their impact on the region.
- Saint-Nazaire Bridge: Also known as the Pont de Saint-Nazaire, this impressive cable-stayed bridge connects Saint-Nazaire with the town of Saint-Brevin-les-Pins. It offers stunning views of the estuary and is a popular spot for photography.
- The Submarine Espadon: Moored in the Saint-Nazaire harbor, the Submarine Espadon is a decommissioned submarine that can be visited. Visitors can explore its narrow corridors, crew quarters, and even the torpedo room, gaining a unique insight into the life of submariners.
- Beaches: Saint-Nazaire boasts several beautiful beaches where tourists can relax, swim, or enjoy water sports. The Plage de Monsieur Hulot and Plage de Saint-Marc are popular choices, offering fine sand and stunning coastal views.
- The Jules Verne Museum: Located in Nantes, which is approximately 60 kilometers from Saint-Nazaire, the Jules Verne Museum is dedicated to the famous French author. It showcases Verne's life, works, and the inspirations behind his science fiction novels.
- Château des Ducs de Bretagne: Also in Nantes, the Château des Ducs de Bretagne is a medieval fortress that has been transformed into a museum. It provides a fascinating journey through the history of Nantes, displaying historical artifacts and hosting exhibitions. 10. Planète Sauvage: Situated about an hour's drive from Saint-Nazaire, Planète Sauvage is a safari park where visitors can observe various species of animals in a natural setting. It offers guided tours, animal shows, and the opportunity to drive through the park's wildlife reserves. Please note that distances and travel times may vary, so it's recommended to check for updated information and plan accordingly.