Means of transport Pays de Marennes-Oléron

Pedestrians and cyclists can discover the ports of the Marennes Oléron Basin on a mini-cruise aboard one of these three ferry boats. You'll be greeted with a smile by our friendly staff. Board immediately! The Vauban links Bourcefranc and Château d'Oléron in 20 minutes. From La Tremblade, the Balusot, an oyster-farming barge, crosses the Seudre, while the Vauban takes you on a 45-minute cruise to Oléron Island. Bicycles are welcome on board!

Berline17 is a cab and VTC company located in Dolus-d'Oléron.

The Saint-Denis marina is the largest on the island of Oleron, with 750 moorings. Once used to transport wine from Chassiron to the port of La Rochelle, it is now a tourist attraction. A departure and stopover point for cruisers bound for the Isle of Aix or La Rochelle, it's also a popular spot for those looking for an iodized stroll or a coffee break on a restaurant terrace. Passing yachtsmen will find a wide range of services on offer: two toilet/shower blocks, a laundry open 7 days a week and equipment on loan.