Camping la Falaise

"Not far from the village of La Turballe, which has retained its original charm, the 4.5-star Camping la Falaise boasts a privileged location right by the sea. In addition to numerous water sports facilities, the campsite also offers a covered swimming pool with a pleasant water temperature. The children's playground is a favourite meeting place for families. The hot tub at the family-run Camping de la Falaise guarantees relaxing moments.

4.5-star campsite right on the beach

Camping la Falaise is located in the French department of Loire-Atlantique, south of Brittany, right by the sea. Some of the pitches are just a few steps away from the beach. There is also cosy rental accommodation on the 3-hectare, flat meadow site. Free WLAN connects guests with the outside world. Thanks to a snack bar, guests who don't want to cook for themselves on holiday in France are well catered for. The oyster and smoked salmon tastings, which take place every Tuesday, are a firm favourite with gourmets. The family-run campsite also impresses with its friendly staff and child-friendly atmosphere. Just a few steps away from the campsite, the sandy beach invites you to cool off, splash around and play. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of activities, from windsurfing and sailing to canoe tours. Water lovers can also enjoy the heated pool with a pleasant water temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. Thanks to the fully glazed area, guests can enjoy an all-round view of the outdoors while swimming. The whirlpool provides pure relaxation. There is also a playground on the campsite. If you want to go on excursions during your holiday on the Atlantic coast, you can use the bike hire service.

Discover culture and nature

The attractions of the small town of La Turballe are just a short walk from the campsite. One of the most impressive buildings is the Notre-Dame-de-la-Mercy church. If you climb the 110 steps of the bell tower, you will be rewarded with a magnificent view of the town centre. La Turballe looks back on a long tradition as a fishing centre on the French Atlantic coast. In the fishing museum La Maison de la Péche, visitors can learn interesting facts about fishing in the past and present. In summer, anchovies and sardines are the preferred fish at the fish market, where holidaymakers can buy freshly caught seafood in the early hours of the morning. The dune landscape between the Plage des Bretons and the Pointe de Pen-Bron is ideal for a long walk with the family. Numerous pine trees provide shade along the way."