Flower Camping Le Bel Air

Explore the rich history of Île de Ré with a visit to the citadel of Saint-Martin-de-Ré (5 km), an impressive fortress full of stories. Discover the Ernest Cognacq Museum, where art and island history come together. In La Flotte, the Musée du Platin offers a glimpse into life by the sea. Want more? Cross the bridge to La Rochelle and visit several museums in one afternoon.

Hop on your bike and discover Île de Ré via the well-developed cycling network that runs right past Flower Camping Le Bel Air. Ride past salt fields, oyster farms, and sunny vineyards towards Saint-Martin-de-Ré or the beach of Le Bois-Plage. Along the way, you’ll pass markets, harbors, and hidden beaches. Everything is flat, easy to navigate, and ideal with children. Didn’t bring a bike? No problem, you can easily rent a sturdy city bike or an electric one at the campsite. Pack a picnic and stop along the way for a refreshing swim or an espresso by the water. Cycling on Île de Ré is relaxing, varied, and the perfect way to experience the island’s charm at your own pace.

Visit the impressive Aquarium La Rochelle, about a 25-minute drive from Flower Camping Le Bel Air. Discover more than 12,000 sea creatures, from tropical fish to jellyfish and imposing sharks. Walk through an underwater tunnel and see the ocean up close without getting wet. Children will marvel at colorful corals and sea turtles, while you can enjoy the tranquility and beautiful design of the building. In the educational center, you'll learn more about the oceans and their vulnerability. Combine your visit with an afternoon in La Rochelle: stroll along the harbor, relax at a terrace, and take an ice cream to the beach. This outing is both educational and relaxing, perfect for warm or less sunny days.