Vaux-Sur-Mer: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Vaux-Sur-Mer
Vaux-sur-Mer is located on a coastline with four coves. The sandy coves of Vaux-sur-Mer are lined with limestone cliffs. Plage de Nauzan is the largest beach in Vaux-sur-Mer and is accompanied by a paved promenade with shops and a restaurant. Plage Gilet is completely covered at high tide. Plage du Conseil offers views of the Cordouan Lighthouse.
Those who choose Vaux-sur-Mer as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The four coastal coves of Vaux-sur-Mer are connected by the Sentier des Douaniers. Plage du Conseil can be explored via the Sentier des Douaniers.
Culture
The annual Jeudis Musicaux programme of classical music includes a concert in the Church of Saint-Étienne. The Church of Saint-Étienne is the last surviving remnant of a Benedictine abbey founded in 1075. The surviving parts of the Church of Saint-Étienne – the crossing, choir and apse – were classified as historic monuments in 1913.
The Temple de Vaux-sur-Mer was rebuilt from 1841 to 1848 on the site of an earlier Protestant temple. The Temple de Vaux-sur-Mer also serves as a venue for exhibitions and events. At Plage de Saint-Sordelin, there are viviers that once served the Chapel of Saint-Nicolas.
Activities and events
Parc des Sports offers a basketball court, outdoor fitness equipment, an outdoor table tennis table and a cycling cross-country track.
Parc des Sports has a fenced children's play area with slides, seesaws and climbing frames.
Flea markets, fairs, circus events and sporting events are regularly held at Parc des Sports.
Every Thursday in July and August, the Promenade de Nauzan features music under the name Jeudis de Nauzan. A night market takes place every Monday in summer.
Vaux-sur-Mer is a stage on the Vélodyssée, a European cycling route along the Atlantic coast.
To the main travel overview: Charente-Maritime.
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