The Moulin des Loges in Saint-Just-Luzac is one of the last remaining working tide mills in Europe. Demonstrations of traditional milling and guided tours are offered there.
Anyone wishing to stay in Saint-Just-Luzac may be considering renting a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Church of Saint Just in Saint-Just-Luzac dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Its triangular porch is considered unique in the region. The Church of Saint Just can be visited independently and without a guide at any time.
History
The entrance to the Logis de Feusse is through a remarkable porch in the Louis XIII style, featuring Doric pilasters and a broken pediment. From April 1612, Jean Jousselin had the Logis de Feusse rebuilt.
The Logis de Feusse can only be visited by prior appointment.
Nature
The Saint-Just hiking trail passes through the Marais doux de Brouage. Visitors can observe numerous birds there, including little egrets, grey herons and storks.
The “Circuit pédestre, côté Saint Just” is considered an easy route without any particular difficulties. It starts in the centre of St Just and runs between the village and the Marais doux de Brouage.
Other places: Burie, Clion, Mortagne-sur-Gironde, Migron, La Genétouze, Saint-Georges-De-Didonne, Aytré, Aujac
