La Baule - Aerial viewThis emblematic bell tower offers a breathtaking view of the marshes and surrounding countryside. Accessible to visitors, it offers an unusual and historic way to discover the area. Climbing its steps is a small effort, but the panorama is well worth the diversions: the rooftops, ponds and fields stretch as far as the eye can see, and the winter air makes the experience even more invigorating.
View of the bell tower of Saint-Lyphard
Batz-sur-Mer - Saint Guénolé TowerDominating the coastline, the Saint-Guénolé tower in Batz-sur-Mer offers a spectacular view of the sea and surrounding beaches. In winter, the crashing waves and low sunlight create an impressive spectacle.
The ascent is accessible to the curious and motivated families: once at the top, the reward is total, with a panorama that embraces both the ocean and the hinterland.
Climb the ramparts of the medieval town of Guérande and immerse yourself in history while enjoying a panoramic view of the town.
It’s a fun and cultural way to get some height, even if it doesn’t require extreme effort. The climb can only be booked in advance at the Porte Saint-Michel museum, the starting point for the tour and the place to go to understand the history of the fortifications.
The ramparts of the medieval town of Guérande
Mesquer - Rostu ObservatoryOn the path linking Rostu to the port of Kercabellec, the Rostu observatory in Mesquer offers an ideal vantage point for birdwatching. Perched 7 metres above the ground, you can soar above the salt marshes and mudflats without disturbing the wildlife. Here, you can take the time to scan the horizon, spot movements and better understand the life of the Mès marshes. It’s a popular stop-off for nature lovers and the curious onlooker alike, to take a fresh look at this discreet yet lively landscape.
For the more adventurous, the adventure begins atLa Baule aerodrome. This local association of aviation enthusiasts offers first flights accessible to all, supervised by experienced pilots who know the Presqu’île inside out. As soon as you take off, the landscape changes scale: the bay of La Baule, the salt marshes, the beaches and the coastline are revealed in a 360° panorama.
The flight takes place in a friendly, reassuring atmosphere, with explanations all along the way to help you understand the landscapes you are flying over. There’s no rush, just time to observe and enjoy. It’s an original way to see the region from a different angle, ideal for families or for those who like to get off the beaten track.
