Michael, Tamar, Yonatan, Odélyah will be glad to welcome you home to Esnandes.
Two new cottages are being upgraded for your comfort.
Esnandes is a pretty little village of Charente-Maritime to ten minutes from La Rochelle and Ile de Ré.
It is also the gateway to the Marais Poitevin, also known as the Green Venice.
Our house is located in the heart of the village two kilometers from the sea
You will appreciate its quiet and very quiet.
The village is charming with its narrow narrow, its houses with flowers, her hollyhocks.
Rich in architectural terms with its fortified church dating from the twelfth century.
You can also visit the new museum Mytiliculture which traces the history of mussel culture in all its facets; Esnandes being a mecca for culture of mussels on mussel.
Esnandes is also located on the Bay Osten, bounded by La Rochelle to the south and the north Vendée coast. Bay is valued for its nature reserve of migratory birds because it offers an ideal ecosystem for feeding birds of passage. The LPO also organizes discovery hikes on the natural and the different birds you may encounter there.
Although very close to La Rochelle and Ile de Ré, places can no longer travel, Esnandes has kept its authenticity Charentais village beside the sea
You'll be surprised by its peace and tranquility even during the tourist season.
The place is ideal to relax and radiate towards La Rochelle, the Ile de Re, or the Marais Poitevin.
You'll love the bike rides along the coastal path that will lead you around the Bay of the Pivot to the deck of the Ile de Ré in less than an hour. A track
cycle being completed soon Esnandes link to La Rochelle.
You can also go for a walk on foot from home to the Pointe Saint-Clément, bordering the Bay of Osten.
From there you access a table of orientation and you will enjoy the evening, the beautiful sunsets. You also
découvrierez Carrelets colored (fishing huts) typical of this part of the Atlantic Coast.
If you feel like it, the golden beaches of the Vendée coast (Les Sables d'Olonne, La Tranche sur mer) will stretch out their arms in less than forty five minutes.
