The town of BATZ SUR MER is located on a peninsula between La Baule and Le Croisic. Its principal resource comes from sea salt exploitation. Don't miss the wonderful Valentin Beach, known for its fine sand, the little port of Saint-Michel with its menhir, notforgetting Govelle beach, popular with surfers.
IN and AROUND BATZ: The gorgeous bay of la Baule, Briere and its nature reserve (wild life and flora), the mediaeval town of Guerande, Trehic Jetty in le Croisic where big high-sea trawlers depart and the market when fishermen return... Places of Interest: Saint Guneole Tower and its amazing view over the ocean, The Moulin de la Falaise (windmill), the Big Blockhaus,the ruins of the Murier Chapel...
OTHER ACTIVITIES > 3 tennis courts > Mini-golf > Sailing classes > 18-hole golf course in Baule. > Beach clubs for children at the beaches of Valentin, Saint-Michel et La Govelle. > Spa treatments at the thalasotherapy centre in La Baule-Les-Pins. > Summer cinema, restaurants.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION The resort has all the required facilities for you to spend a great holiday: Vous trouverez sur place les infrastructures suivantes : > Shuttle bus service year-round to and from the train station and throughout the resort > Doctors and pharmacies. > Nurseries and beach clubs for children. > Sailing school. > Restaurants serving local specialties. > Supervised beached in season.
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The Cote d'Armor has a landscape of coves and fine sandy beaches that are ideal for swimming. Come and discover the 'Cote Sauvage' (wild coast) walking along coastal paths starting from the Pointe du Croisic towards Sables Menus beach, then Port-Lin leading to the 3 beaches in Batz sur Mer (Surfers'Paradise) and Le Pouliguen with its 20 odd caves that can only be seen at low tide. The bay of La Baule is considered as one of the most beautiful in Europe. Pornichet, Saint Marc sur Mer, Saint-Nazaire are three other places of Interest. The wild coast extends further north to Pointe Castelli and Pointe Merquel where it changes aspect and offers some fantastic views like Pen-Be bay