A few weeks after the start of the school year, we are already looking forward to the return of the holidays. With its mild climate, the seaside is the ideal place to take a break and enjoy beautiful days. What to do during the All Saints' Day holidays in Royan Atlantique? We have selected the best activities, visits and entertainment for an autumn holiday full of discoveries and relaxation!
explore beaches and nature
Fall is the perfect time to visit Royan and the territory. The temperatures are ideal for enjoying the outdoors. The surrounding forest is awakening and we have the beach to ourselves! We appreciate the changing colors of the landscape and enjoy the soft lights of autumn. That's why we love this time of year here.
Walks by the sea and in the forest
After building sandcastles on the beach and swimming for the bravest, we opt for a little family hiking or biking. We stock up on iodine on the coastal paths or we head into the forest. There, the green of the pines and oaks now mixes with ochre and orange-yellow. It's also time to go mushroom picking!
An autumn full of activities
Royan Atlantique is full of captivating activities for the whole family. Between cultural visits, historical discoveries and sports and leisure activities, this time of year is ideal for exploring the region in a different light, far from the summer hustle and bustle.
Our Museums & tourist sites
Halle aux vivres – Exposition permanente Brouage se la raconte
Centre d’Interprétation de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine de Royan (CIAP)
SPORTS & LEISURE FOR ALL AGES
All the ideas for outings with the children
We take full advantage of the All Saints' Day family vacation thanks to our selection of activities and outings in Royan and the surrounding area. On the program: nature walks, children's workshops, tales and all the outings planned for the party Halloween not to miss.
Special children's diary
Treasure hunts with Tèrra Aventura
Our journeys from Terra Aventura geocaching allow you to explore the territory as a family in a fun way during the fall holidays. Equipped with a smartphone, you follow a treasure hunt that requires children's sense of observation to learn more about the history of our towns and villages.
high tides in sight!
We are expecting big tidal coefficients, up to 111, Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 October. Whether you are a fan of beautiful photos or simply a walker, you never tire of admiring the spectacle of the waves smashing on the rocks along the estuary. At low tide, take the opportunity to stroll along the path along the bay of Bonne Anse which reveals its immense stretch of sand during the high tides. In any case, do not forget to consult the tide schedule so as not to be surprised and we remain careful!
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