Falleron: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Falleron
The Falleron Valley runs from east to west in the north of the municipality.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Falleron can include the town in their travel plans.
Nature
The Falleron watercourse, which gives the town its name, crosses hedgerow landscapes and marshlands. The Route du littoral crosses Falleron and takes travelers toward Saint-Jean-de-Monts and Noirmoutier-en-l’Île.
Things to Do
The Sentier des Coquelicots runs through Falleron and is one of two named hiking trails in the municipality. Marked in green, the Sentier des Marguerites is a 12.8-kilometer, very easy cycling route through the hedgerow landscapes of Falleron and is one of the preferred tours of Vie et Boulogne. The Church of Saint-Pierre-Apôtre and the Passerelle de Guichet are notable points along the Sentier des Marguerites.
The Zone de loisirs de Falleron has children's play equipment and a mountain bike pump track. Visitors can walk around the pond at the Zone de loisirs de Falleron.
Local Highlights
La Ferme des Petits Moineaux in Falleron keeps organic Maraîchine cattle, a local and numerically rare breed, and sells products directly from the farm.
Events
The 39th edition of the traditional Fête de la Vache in Falleron has been announced; the event focuses on pork and beef shanks roasted on a spit.
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