The seafront at Saint-Nazaire has been developed so that visitors can enjoy the entire 3km stretch. You can explore the town and all of Saint-Nazaire Bay from Place du Commando right up to Villès-Martin beach.
Two of our beaches have the Handiplage label. Beach-access mats for wheelchairs. In summer, lifeguards are on hand and can offer beach wheelchairs if you want to enjoy the sea.
The Natural Regional Park of Brière is an absolute must for nature-lovers.
The Belvédère de Rozé observation tower is 24 metres tall, offering panoramic views of the Brière wetlands. A periscope set up on the ground floor means that everyone can access these stunning 360° views.
Do you fancy a trip in a flat-bottomed boat? In Rozé, Christophe Boisrobert welcomes visitors with limited mobility onto a traditional ‘chaland’ boat adapted for up to four wheelchairs, offering a safe and comfortable way to discover all the charms of the Brière wetlands.
Campagne d'affichage grand format, Campagne publicitaire digitale, Support Print, Support Reseaux Sociaux, Support Web, Usage sur support gratuit, Zone Europe,Travelling with young children can be complicated, and we aim to make it easier. That’s why in our visitor sites we offer a range of services especially for families, such as a bottle-warmer, a microwave and baby-changing station.
For older children, our visitor sites have an edutainment approach to teach through play, using games, giant displays and multimedia resources.
If you decide to take the train to Saint-Nazaire, we have what you need: the train station is set up to welcome wheelchair users. When you arrive, you can also use the town’s public transport service. Nearly all of the bus stops and vehicles have been adapted with ramps and lower floor-heights to welcome visitors with limited mobility.
