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Walks and strolls Wonderful routes with breathtaking views

Saint-Nazaire is a city with a thousand facets. A town by the sea of course, a green town with a vast countryside (which is part of the Brière Regional Natural Park), but also a port town with the submarine base, the 19th-century facades, the seaside promenade, the Customs Officers’ Path…

Explore Saint-Nazaire at a leisurely pace and immerse yourself in its contrasting atmospheres.

 

Walking and hiking at your own pace

Feel the need to unplug and unwind? You’ve come to the right place, as Saint-Nazaire can offer a whole range of walks and trails to help restore your energy, whilst giving you a visual feast. Lace up your boots or your trainers, and off we go!

Walks by the sea

In Saint-Nazaire, the famous GR® 34 coastal path (also known as the Customs Officers’ Trail) offers incredible views across the coast, as well as an unexpected walk between Saint-Nazaire and Pornichet. This coastal path truly is like a seaview balcony, tracing the coast of Brittany for more than 2,000km, and finishing right here in Saint-Nazaire.

Walks in the Brière

There’s nothing better than a walk to immerse yourself fully in the exceptional natural environment of the Brière. Just a few kilometres from Saint-Nazaire, the Brière boasts breath-taking landscapes of unspoilt nature and otherworldly wetlands. Here’s a selection of routes to follow:

Walks around town

A walk in the town is the chance to discover all the treasures it has to offer, from a sculpture to a monument or a giant mural. In Saint-Nazaire, a walk around the town opens up your eyes to its history and its art.

All our walks and strolls

Advice  from the Tourist Office

  • wear comfortable clothing and footwear (so you get off to a good start!)
  • wear suitable headwear (depending on the season)
  • stay hydrated (preferably with water!)
  • take binoculars for watching birds and other wildlife
  • take a picnic with you to enjoy at one of our many picnic spots (and remember to dispose of the rubbish afterwards)

Feel free to contact the team at the Tourist Office before you head out, so you can check the accessibility of the route and pick up any particular maps or info.

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