The most beautiful natural sites to discover France

Thirteen kilometers of fine sandy beach await you at 10 beaches! Among our favorites, the Central beach. It is the beach of the city center of the resort. This large sandy beach located between the Maupas pond and the Aunis pavilion is supervised. It is very busy, because of its proximity to the center. The beach Sainte-Anne, located in the district of La Grière, is a supervised beach in July and August, offering a beautiful view on La Faute-sur-Mer.

The gorges of Reppe and Destel meet in the north of Ollioules to form the gorges of Ollioules. Classified site, they are shaped by water and time that dug huge potholes, caves and tanks in a beautiful white limestone. These gorges were in the eighteenth century, the refuge of the famous brigand "Gaspard de Besse." This haven of tranquility and pleasure will make you enjoy the cool waters of the pots.

At the height of Boyardville, lies the most popular gay beach on the island of Oléron, overlooking the famous Fort Boyard. Take the road leading to the tip of the Saumonards and, on the top of the dune, take on the left for 10 min. Dredge on the beach and parking.

Municipal authorization of July 1, 2004. Beach allowed from April 1 to October 31. East of Bénodet, on a seaside fence closed by dune, west of Mousterlin. Family beach on most of the naturist kilometer where the nudity is fully respected, it is possible to practice naturism in the calm with a view of the ocean with views of the Glénan Islands. Swimming is easy in a clear and temperate water for the region. In two words: very nice.

Formed during a volcanic eruption 740 million years ago, the Mont Saint-Loup is located halfway between Agde and Cap d'Agde. From the top of its 113 meters of altitude, it offers a unique panorama. The "Sentier d'Emilie" which leads to the summit immerses the walker in a charming perfume of Mediterranean essences such as the scrubland of green oaks and almond trees. A pleasant walk far from the traffic, the view from the top is really worth the detour: cliffs of the Cap, black beach of the Grande Conque, rock of the Deux Frères, islet of Brescou...

3 natural lakes of glacial origins, including Lake Laffrey. With its 120 ha surface, this lake is the largest lake in Matheysin and the eighth natural lake of France. About twenty kilometers from Grenoble, 900 m above sea level, it is a paradise for windsurfing and drifting (motorboats are forbidden) is a popular tourist place, surrounded by campsites and equipped with a water base. It is also very popular with the Grenoblois, who are looking for a little freshness on the edge of the beach (unsupervised swimming).

It's walking paths that you never tire of… when you're lucky enough to have a lake near home, what's simpler to train than to go round it? There is no risk of losing you, so you can enjoy the environment, without worrying about your itinerary! The lakes of Viry-Châtillon and Grigny are now classified as a sensitive natural area and natural zone of ecological and floristic ecological interest. Whether you opt for a family trip, a daily jogging or a bike ride, please make sure that you leave behind the footprint of your soles or tires, so as not to disturb this protected nature.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 7,7 km.

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