The 5 most beautiful beaches in Vendee

Do you long for sandy beaches, the smell of iodine and a dip in the ocean? With its 140 km of beaches and heavenly coves, the Vendée coastline is the ideal place to recharge your batteries with family, friends or lovers.

This summer, your Plein Sud campsite with heated pool in Saint-Jean-de-Monts offers you a selection of the best beaches in the Vendée. Some offer special facilities for people with reduced mobility.

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Luzeronde beach on the island of Noirmoutier

All the beaches on the island of Noirmoutier can claim to be the most beautiful on the island, with different styles.

If you love wild coastline and peace and quiet, the Luzeronde beach in the north of the island, near L’Herbaudière, is a real winner. It’s only accessible after a long walk or bike ride.

Soux beach on Yeu Island

This little corner of paradise is located on one of the two Vendée islands. Ile d’Yeu is only accessible by boat, 17 km off the Vendée coast, opposite Notre-Dame-de-Monts.

A family camping holiday in Saint-Jean-de-Monts is the ideal opportunity to discover the island. Plage des Soux is located on the western side of the island, with its rocky coves and points. Accessible only on foot or by bike down a steep path, you’ll be sheltered from the wind and enjoy the clear water.

Les Conches beach in Longeville-sur-Mer

Lovers of waves and large stretches of sand, the beach at Les Conches in Longeville-sur-Mer offers holidaymakers a landscape untouched by massive tourist constructions.

Located in the village of Les Conches, north of La Tranche-sur-Mer, the beach stretches for almost 7 km. Named by surfers Bud Bud, it is considered one of the most beautiful surf spots in the Vendée!

Veillon beach in Talmont-Saint-Hilaire (accessible to people with reduced mobility)

“A fine sandy beach in an exceptional setting!” Holidaymakers are unanimous. The Veillon beach in Talmont-Saint-Hilaire adjoins the Payré estuary, classified as Vendée ‘s first remarkable site and in contention for the Grand Site de France label. Here, the water looks like a turquoise lagoon at high tide.

Further south, it’s a kite-surfer’s delight, with the added bonus of D-Day relics. On the opposite side of the esplanade to the north, families can enjoy a safe swim. Like the Plage du Rocher in Longeville and the Boisvinet and Mine beaches in Jard-sur-Mer, it has a tiralo and toilets accessible to people with reduced mobility.

The Golf beach in Saint-Jean-de-Monts

A natural, little-frequented beach, Plage du Golf is close to the Saint-Jean-de-Monts thalasso center and golf course. Far from the tourist constructions, it boasts one of the most beautiful views on the Atlantic coast. A place for leisure activities, you can try your hand at the various water sports on offer on the site. The entire beach is supervised in summer. The perfect place to relax and unwind.