Between the Loire and the Ocean, Saint-Brevin-les Pins boasts numerous footpaths for walking, cycling, galloping and wandering through its narrow streets on a stroll south of the estuary. Your seaside camping holiday will also be an opportunity to discover the rolling dune forests at the foot of the Saint-Nazaire Bridge. Take on the GR8 and the Atlantic coastline during your vacation at Les Rochelets campsite!

Circuit du Pointeau in Saint Brevin les Pins

Leaving from Saint-brevin les Pins, the Pointeau circuit is a 3.5 km walking loop that allows you to take a small or large breath of fresh air through the territory of Saint-Brevin and Sud Estuaire. The circuit is an observation point for the remains of the former Atlantic Wall built by the Germans during the Second World War. During your visit, you’ll discover the barracks and firing casemates at St Brevin les Pins.

Discover the Estuaire circuit at Saint-Brevin-les-Pins

From Saint Brevin to St Nazaire, departing from the Mindin district, your walk takes you along the shoreline to discover the fisheries and narrow streets of the Atlantic coast, in the bocage brévinois. North of Saint Brevin, on the Nez de chien beach, discover Chinese artist Huang Yong Ping’s immense Serpent de Mer, whose skeleton appears to have been excavated from an archaeological dig. At low tide, take the best photos of the gigantic snake at St Brevin les Pins.

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