Your vacation on the Ile d'Oléron

Distance from Signol campsite: 150 m

Boyardville, a charming village on the Ile d'Oléron, is renowned for its proximity to Fort Boyard and its sandy beaches. This picturesque port offers boat departures to the fort and La Rochelle. Surrounded by forests and cycle paths, it's ideal for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Also enjoy local gastronomy, including Marennes-Oléron oysters, in a peaceful and authentic setting.

Distance from Signol campsite: 7.5 km

Saint-Georges-d'Oléron is renowned for its magnificent beaches, its historic center with the Romanesque church of Saint-Georges and its unspoilt natural landscapes. Visitors can enjoy bike rides, explore the salt marshes and savor local produce. It's a true haven for lovers of nature, culture and outdoor recreation.

A true pride of the region, the huîtres Marennes-Oléron are raised in claires, refining basins that are unique in the world. They develop a fine, iodized flesh, with a delicately sweet taste. Tasted in the harbors, in thecabanes ostréicoles or in the markets, they are the perfect embodiment of the Oleron art de vivre and the richness of the Atlantic coastline.

The colored oyster shacks have become an emblematic symbol of the Ile d'Oléron. Once simple fishermen's shelters, they now boast facades painted in bright hues, lending charm to the coastal landscapes. Some have now been transformed into artists' studios, galleries or craft shops, while retaining their link with oyster-farming traditions. A stroll between these cabins is a true immersion in the island's maritime history and culture.

Distance from Signol campsite: 200 m

With the Compagnie Interîles, embark from Boyardville for an unforgettable cruise off the Ile d'Oléron. Discover Fort Boyard, La Rochelle or the isles of Aix and Ré, aboard motorboats or sailboats. These maritime rides offer exceptional panoramas of the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for families or adventurers in search of escape. A unique experience combining nature, maritime heritage and breathtaking ocean landscapes.

Distance from Signol campsite: 2 km

With Aloha Canoë, discover the Ile d'Oléron in a different way with canoe or kayak rides through the marshes and wild coast. This friendly, eco-friendly activity is ideal for exploring the island's preserved natural landscapes at your own pace. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, set off on a gentle, immersive adventure, up close to nature and the local wildlife. An unmissable experience for lovers of relaxation, sport and the great outdoors.

Distance from Signol campsite: 10 km

The dunes de la Rémigeasse are among the most beautiful natural landscapes on the Île d'Oléron. Bordering a superb beach of fine sand, this unspoilt site invites relaxation and contemplation. It's an ideal place to enjoy surfing, swimming or fishing, while admiring a wild coastline of great beauty. Between ocean, wind and typical vegetation, the Rémigeasse dunes offer an authentic nature experience in the heart of the island.

Distance from Signol campsite: 20 km

A veritable showcase of greenery, the forêt de Saint-Trojan stretches for miles at the southern tip of the Ile d'Oléron. This forest of maritime pines offers total immersion in nature thanks to its many hiking trails and bike paths winding between dunes and ocean. It's a great place for family walks, wildlife observation or simply enjoying the shade and calm under the pine trees. The Saint-Trojan forest is the perfect embodiment of the island's unspoilt, wild nature.

Distance from Signol campsite: 2 km (boarding)

The emblematic symbol of the Atlantic coast, Fort Boyard stands proudly between the Île d'Aix and the Île d'Oléron. Built in the 19th century to protect the Charente estuary, this masterpiece of military architecture is now world-famous thanks to the famous TV show filmed there. Numerous boat trips allow you to admire this majestic fortress up close and learn more about its fascinating history. A must-see for all lovers of maritime heritage and spectacular ocean panoramas.

The salt marshes of the Ile d'Oléron bear witness to an ancestral savoir-faire handed down since the 5th century. Shaped by Benedictine monks, these unique landscapes blend shimmering waters, wildlife and artisanal traditions. At the Port des Salines, in Grand-Village-Plage, visitors can observe the painstaking work of the sauniers, discover the secrets of harvesting gros sel and fleur de sel and taste local products from this natural production. Between guided tours, walks and canoe trips, the salt marshes offer an authentic immersion in the soul of oléronaise, between culture, nature and living traditions.