Attractions and activities

European cycle route retracing the famous Way of Saint James, from Norway to Spain. A 5,000 km itinerary across 7 countries. The longest cycle route in France.

Water sourced from rainfall in the Massif Central, flowing through rock, sand and clay. Mineral-rich water bottled for over 100 years in the Arcachon Bay area. Visits organised by the Arcachon Tourist Office.

500 km cycling route through Creuse, Corrèze and Lot: from Lake Vassivière to the Causses du Quercy via the Millevaches plateau and the Dordogne valley. Greenways and low-traffic shared roads. For experienced riders.

160 km cycling route connected to the Canal des Deux Mers à Vélo, running from Aiguillon in Lot-et-Garonne to Cahors. Discover one of the most beautiful rivers in France.

La Vélidéale is a new national route winding along the roads from Lac de Vassivière to Saint-Nazaire in Loire Atlantique. In Haute-Vienne, you will pass through towns and villages such as Bujaleuf and its dam, Saint-Léonard de Noblat and its collegiate church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Limoges—known worldwide for porcelain—Saint-Priest-sous-Aixe and Rochechouart.

Cycling route from the English Channel to the Atlantic. A 100% nature ride in Nouvelle-Aquitaine from Thouars, through the Marais Poitevin to La Rochelle. Along the water, towns and villages of character: Airvault, Parthenay, Niort, etc.

French section of the Atlantic Coast Route crossing Brittany and following the Atlantic coast down to the Basque Coast. A dynamic route covering over 1,300 km, with 80% of the journey on car-free paths.

Climbing gym and multifunctional hall for events, concerts and shows in Niort.

Visit and discovery of walnut-based products. Meet passionate producers, with a complimentary tasting of AOP walnut products (oils, flours, walnut wine, etc.).