Discover the Vélocéan near the campsite in 44

From Morbihan to Vendée, the Vélocéan is a 159 km cycle route along the coast. At the heart of this route lies the Loire-Atlantique region, which is packed with points of interest for cycling in Loire-Atlantique. From your campsite stay, the Vélocéan is the perfect option for discovering the beauties of this majestic coastline.

Breathtaking landscapes

Loire-Atlantique is a department that’s all about nature, so there’s nothing like cycling to make the most of its wide-open spaces. Among the 2,000 km of cycle paths in 44, theVélocéan itinerary has a special charm. It follows the coastline, with sections laid out and signposted, and offers breathtaking views of the coastline.

The Pont-Mahé section of the Vélocéan cycle route is one of the most recent in the 44 region. Follow the cycle route from the mouth of the Vilaine to Saint-Molf in less than 10 km. You’ll already discover some superb scenery, from the magnificent bay of Pont-Mahé to the Bassin du Mès, gateway to the Guérande salt marshes.

Continue on your way and enjoy the diversity of the landscape as you pass Mesquer and the étiers. Piriac-sur-Mer, La Turballe and Le Croisic are just some of the towns to discover along the way, before a stopover in La Baule.

You’ll soon reach the Saint-Nazaire bridge, which can easily be crossed by shuttle bus. On the other side, you arrive at Saint-Brévin-les-Pins, and the scenery gradually changes, with immense pine-fringed beaches, small coves and oyster beds from Pornic onwards.

Your stopover in Loire-Atlantique

Cycling is undoubtedly the best way to explore Loire-Atlantique. It’s a natural département, shaped by the waters. Its 133 km of coastline make it a prime tourist destination, with great beaches like La Baule on the Guérande peninsula.

A stop in the marshes is a must, to discover the salt worker’s trade and the region’s white gold, salt. After a visit to the salt works, take a stroll through the Escoublac forest or take to the waves at one of the water sports centers. You’ll also want to stop off at the ports of Pornichet and Le Croisic to admire the panorama.

The Loire-Atlantique is also a land of moors, canals and bocages. In the Brière Regional Nature Park, just a few minutes from your campsite, board a barge for a trip along the water, then explore the charming thatched cottage village of Kerhinet.

The 44 region also boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage. Close to your campsite with swimming pool in Assérac, the Château de Ranrouët is a magnificent fortress. The medieval town of Guérande is another highlight, as is the characterful city of Batz-sur-Mer.

Staying at a campsite in the 44 during the Vélocéan

A campsite just a stone’s throw from the cycle paths, Domaine de Pont-Mahé is an ideal choice for exploring the Loire-Atlantique region by bike. In just a few minutes, you can take to the Vélocéan and set off for a ride through the breathtaking landscapes of the Atlantic coastline.

Our 3-star campsite in the 44 is the perfect place to stay if you’re looking for comfort, with a range of fully-equipped mobile homes for family vacations. We also offer cosy chalets and canvas bungalows, not to mention camping pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes.

Just a stone’s throw from the beach, our campsite boasts an aquatic area with two swimming pools. Here you can swim, have fun and even take part in aquagym sessions! This is just one of the many activities available at Domaine de Pont-Mahé, your quiet campsite in the Loire-Atlantique region, perfect for outings on the Vélocéan!