Explore Île de Ré
L’île de Ré : a gem of Charente-Maritime
Only 10 min by car de notre campsite near La Rochelle, Au Port de L’Houmeau, discover l’île de Ré, nicknamed “Ré la Blanche”, a must-visit destination of Charente-Maritime for lovers of nature and authenticity.
Linked to the mainland by a bridge, it offers an exceptional setting between fine sandy beaches, salt marshes and picturesque villages.
The charming villages of l’île de Ré
Set off to discover the 10 villages that make up the island, each with its own character. Saint-Martin-de-Ré charms with its UNESCO-listed fortifications and lively harbour. Ars-en-Ré, with its black-and-white bell tower, is a must-see stop, as is La Flotte, labelled one of the “Plus Beaux Villages de France”.
Depuis votre mobile home rental in Charente-Maritime, you will be perfectly placed to set off and discover these beautiful Île de Ré villages.
Beaches and landscapes unspoilt on Île de Ré
Île de Ré is renowned for its magnificent beaches ideal for swimming and lazing about. The beaches of Conche des Baleines and Bois-Plage-en-Ré are among the most popular.
On the nature side, explore the salt marshes, true ecological treasures where salt workers still work. And once your outings are over, come and settle in at our best-value camping in L’Houmeau.
Activities for everyone on Île de Ré
Île de Ré is best explored by bike thanks to more than 100 km of cycle paths criss-crossing dunes, forests and villages. Fans of water sports will be able to try sailing, paddleboarding or even kitesurfing. For a unique experience, visit the iconic Phare des Baleines and enjoy a panoramic view of the ocean.
Une gastronomie tasty
Don’t leave without tasting the local specialities : oysters from the island, AOP potatoes, sea salt and the famous salted-butter caramels. Many markets offer fresh produce for a typically Rétaise taste immersion.
Discover Île de Ré and let yourself be won over by its preserved natural setting and unique atmosphere near your campsite with water park in Charente-Maritime.
