Méon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Méon, the first sight to catch the eye is the Église Saint-Martin. It houses 13th-century frescoes, including a depiction of Christ in Majesty, as well as an 18th-century stucco altarpiece. The church has a single-nave structure; its apse features a dome-like Cul-de-four form.

Culture

The frescoes in the apse of the Église Saint-Martin in Méon attest to the passage of pilgrims on the Route de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle. The church also features building phases from the 11th and 18th centuries.

Another historic landmark in the village is Croix-de-Pierre. This is a 15th-century cross standing at a crossroads between the orchards named after it.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Méon is choosing a specific type of accommodation.

Trails

The GR 36 long-distance hiking trail passes through Méon.

La Petite Sansonnière is a 13-kilometre circular hiking trail marked in blue, starting and ending in Noyant. The trail is listed as taking 3 hours and 30 minutes to walk; it bears the Qualité Anjou Pédestre label and is registered in the PDIPR.

Nature

Small roads lead from Méon towards La Pellerine or Linières-Bouton, passing many shady spots in the forest. Fishing is possible on the Lathan near Méon.

In the wider regional area around Méon, Lac de Rillé is home to 240 documented bird species.

Further destinations: Juigné-Sur-Loire, Le Vieil-Baugé, Saint-Sylvain-Dʼanjou, Challain-La-Potherie, Chemellier, Artannes-Sur-Thouet, Daumeray, Thorigné-D'anjou

For the higher-level travel overview: Maine-Et-Loire.