Beaches in Château-d'Olonne (85180) France - advise, map and photos

Chateau-d'Olonne, its coastline 5 km long with a succession of coves, cliffs and small beaches, is a popular seaside resort. The territory is composed of natural areas, which are particularly preserved and one takes pleasure in exploring on foot or by bicycle holm oak forests, the heritage of this county. The Abbey of St. John Orbestier is a must-see: it was built in 1107 facing the sea. Visits are also organized in summer throughout the city; this is the opportunity to discover the architectural style, ancient villas and private property of the city…

There are 4 beaches in Château-d'Olonne. Tanchet Beach, named after the creek running through the town, is a popular tourist destination and offers many leisure activities. One can also choose to walk along the wild coast, about 5 km long, to enjoy the different landscapes of the region but also the local curiosities like the hole of Puits d’Enfer or the pebble dune of Cayola. The tracks and trails follow one another and some lead to the church of Saint-Hilaire, built on the ruins of the castle, which gave its name to the municipality.

The beaches of Les Sables d'Olonne (continuity of Tanchet Beach) near Château d'Olonne are also very popular with holidaymakers. The beaches of Talmont Saint Hilaire in the south deserve some attention, especially the one south of the town at Le Payré.