How do I book a beach hut or tent?

La Baule’s beach cabins and tents are managed by a single approved rental company , based on the beach on avenue de Gaulle.

Is it possible to park a motorhome in La Baule?

Yes, La Baule has a dedicated motorhome park at 6 boulevard Guy de Champsavin. Managed by Camping-Car Park , it offers secure , serviced parking close to the port of Le Pouliguen. Overnight parking on the beach or seafront is prohibited .

How do you get around La Baule without a car?

La Baule is an easy car-free destination! La Baule has a vast network of cycle paths along the coast and in the rest of the town. A network of self-service bicycles in a number of locations and a variety of professional hire companies make it easy to hire a bike . The Lila Presqu’île bus network runs to and from La Baule and the main coastal towns. Single tickets and booklets are on sale at the Tourist Office. And for short distances, it’s easy to walk to the beach, the town centre and the market!

Are there any teleworking co-working spaces in La Baule?

Yes, La Baule has several modern, connected co-working spaces, perfect for teleworking by the sea . Better still, one of them is located within the La Baule TGV station.

Is it possible to fish on foot in La Baule and when?

Yes, fishing on foot is permitted in La Baule, particularly on Plage Benoît and in certain areas of the bay during high tides, provided that the minimum sizes and quantities authorised are respected. Before setting off, it is essential to check the prefectoral decrees indicating any temporary health restrictions (pollution, contamination, seaweed, etc.). Don’t forget to check the tide tables before going out: they are available free of charge from the Tourist Office and on the website.

Do the beaches of La Baule have access and services for people with reduced mobility?

Yes, the resort has been awarded the Handiplage label . There are a number of access points all along the seafront, equipped with level paths , tiralos , adapted showers and accessible first-aid posts. Reserved parking spaces are located in the immediate vicinity of the main entrances.

Are dogs allowed on the beach?

Dogs are allowed on the beach from 15 September to 15 June . During the summer months, dogs are not permitted on the beaches.

Where can I park for free in La Baule?

There are several locations: Along the seafront. The Place des Salines car park, which can be reached from the town centre via the Maurice Chevrel bridge. La Poste car park, where you can park for free for 1 hour. The Nord de la Gare car park, which has a blue zone (with a disc) and an underground footbridge leading to the town centre.

Are there one or two stations in La Baule?

There are 2 of them! La Baule-Escoublac” station, in the town centre, has ticket offices and regular TGV and TER train stops. La Baule-les-Pins” station is an SNCF stopover with no ticket office . You can get on and off TER trains if you have made prior arrangements (ticket etc).

La Baule the art of seaside living

On the Atlantic coast, La Baule-Escoublac captivates visitors with its light, endless beach and discreet elegance. Listed as one of the most beautiful bays in the world, this destination combines refinement with a gentle way of life. Between gourmet delights, strolls with your feet in the sand and water sports activities, it offers a perfect balance between vitality and serenity.

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Vibrate and stroll around La Baule

Between sea and pine forest, La Baule has always embodied French seaside elegance. Its bay, one of the longest in Europe (9 km), is listed in the Club of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays. Its wide beach offers a unique panorama between Le Pouliguen and Pornichet. Whatever the season or time of day, it’s a different picture: morning joggers, horses at the water’s edge, colourful sails out to sea, sea bathing and sunsets on the golden sand.

At the heart of the resort, the Avenue de Gaulle district is a hub of energy. Its lively terraces, elegant boutiques and gourmet markets reflect the local art of living, both refined and convivial. The more intimate Avenue Lajarrige and Casino district invite you to stroll around in a gentle, family atmosphere.

When it comes to gastronomy, La Baule is full of restaurants that are keen to showcase local produce, both from the sea and from the land! After an active day, enjoying a meal overlooking the sea or a drink on a lively terrace is a must!

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Secrets seaside villas

The seaside town of La Baule boasts magnificent villas nestling in the shade of the pine trees, combining regionalist, Art Deco and Belle Époque styles. Witnesses to the lifestyles of the families who came to enjoy the sea, they reflect the elegance and refinement of the seaside resort, with their varied volumes, diverse materials and numerous windows. Each villa tells its own story, often bearing the names of the families who lived there. Take the 1.5-hour “Quartier du centre-ville: villas et architecture” guided tour to find out more about these villas, their history and their secrets.

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Beach clubs and water sports

For young and old alike, La Baule offers a wide range of beach activities. The beach clubs offer entertainment, games and supervision for children, while adults can relax in the sun or enjoy water sports. Sailing, paddle, kitesurfing, or even sand yachting in winter: the bay’s watersports clubs offer a wide range of activities to make the most of the wind and waves in an exceptional setting.

Vibrate to the rhythm of events

La Baule also has a rich and varied cultural programme. Shows, concerts and exhibitions punctuate the year, offering experiences to suit all tastes. The Chapelle Sainte-Anne regularly hosts exhibitions, while the Palais des congrès Atlantia Jacques Chirac offers concerts, live shows and conferences. Between heritage, artistic creations and events for the general public, the city is a real place of cultural discovery for residents and visitors alike.

Thalasso and well-being

In La Baule, the ocean becomes a source of relaxation and revitalisation. A number of establishments, including Le Royal Barrière and Rivage, offer complete wellness experiences, including marine baths, massages, seaweed wraps and fitness programmes. After a session, enjoy a stroll facing the ocean.

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The Parks and Forests of La Baule

In La Baule, the parks and forests offer a welcome respite between the ocean and the city. People come here to walk in the shade of the pine trees, to slow down and enjoy nature at its best, whatever the season.

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Your questions!

How do I book a beach hut or tent?
Is it possible to park a motorhome in La Baule?
How do you get around La Baule without a car?
La Baule is an easy car-free destination!
La Baule has a vast network of cycle paths along the coast and in the rest of the town. A network of self-service bicycles in a number of locations and a variety of professional hire companies make it easy to hire a bike.
The Lila Presqu’île bus network runs to and from La Baule and the main coastal towns. Single tickets and booklets are on sale at the Tourist Office.
And for short distances, it’s easy to walk to the beach, the town centre and the market!
Are there any teleworking co-working spaces in La Baule?
Is it possible to fish on foot in La Baule and when?
Yes, fishing on footis permitted in La Baule, particularly on Plage Benoît and in certain areas of the bay during high tides, provided that the minimum sizes and quantities authorised are respected.
Before setting off, it is essential to check the prefectoral decrees indicating any temporary health restrictions (pollution, contamination, seaweed, etc.).
Don’t forget to check the tide tables before going out: they are available free of charge from the Tourist Office and on the website.
Do the beaches of La Baule have access and services for people with reduced mobility?
Are dogs allowed on the beach?
Where can I park for free in La Baule?
There are several locations:
- Along the seafront.
- The Place des Salines car park, which can be reached from the town centre via the Maurice Chevrel bridge.
- La Poste car park, where you can park for free for 1 hour.
- The Nord de la Gare car park, which has a blue zone (with a disc) and an underground footbridge leading to the town centre.
Are there one or two stations in La Baule?
There are 2 of them!
1. La Baule-Escoublac” station, in the town centre, has ticket offices and regular TGV and TER train stops.
2. La Baule-les-Pins” station is an SNCF stopover with no ticket office. You can get on and off TER trains if you have made prior arrangements (ticket etc).

La Baule the art of seaside living

Vibrate and stroll around La Baule

Secrets seaside villas

Explore more

Head for the beach!

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