Surroundings

The dolmen of Prédaire located southeast of Pornic direction la Bernerie, on the coast, rests on a rocky terrain at the place called "le Prédaire".
This monument, is made up of scattered sandstone blocks and slabs in place clearly defining its different parts. To the west, the main terminal chamber was partly covered by a large block of white quartz which, for safety reasons, was recently deposited nearby.
You can still see on the ground the location of the corridor and the two other chambers.

This dolmen, is listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments.

Accessible by the coastal path, it is located 500 meters east of the Fontaine aux Bretons beach.

Guaranteed swimming all day! Introduction to sailing sports safely with the sailing school.

Maritime water area of 2.5 ha, with access to the beach.
Supervised swimming in summer, European blue flag, possibility of swimming at any time of the day regardless of the tide.

Water activities: optimist initiations, windsurfing...
Beach accessible to people with reduced mobility.

From the most essential to the most secret, left wild or developed and monitored in the summer, the various beaches of La Bernerie-en-Retz, with their idyllic and relaxing setting, welcome you.

https://www.pornic.com/plages-la-bernerie-plage-la-bernerie.html

L'Esperanza LA BERNERIE 02 40 82 75 54 => Pizza 

The Oceanic 02 40 82 70 52 => The brasserie for mussels

Coast and Bay LA BERNERIE 02 40 64 68 49 => Worker's restaurant 

In the black wheat LA BERNERIE 02 40 64 78 86=> The gastronomic crepe

The Patio LA BERNERIE => Belgian Beers, Music and Tapas 

Villa Noë  PORNIC  02 40 82 34 56  => Seafood

and the other restaurants

It was in 1880, in a small village on the banks of the Loire, St Julien-de-Concelles, that the story begins. On the advice of a priest, Pierre Hivert invented a cheese: the "Gourmet's Delight". A few years later, in tribute to the holy man, the cheese became "Curé Nantais".

The Passage du Gois is a 4.2 km submersible road that connects the island of Noirmoutier to the mainland. Invisible half the time, this fragile link is also a wonderful place to live. Whether it's under the ocean or emerging from the waves, the Gois attracts as many birds looking for rest and food as it does foot fishermen and curious onlookers savoring nature's work. Crossing it is an exceptional event! It is used to reach Beauvoir-sur-Mer or to gather to fish for clams, oysters, and cockles. Its 9 markers serve as a refuge for the most daring who have been caught out by the rising waters

Lake Grand-Lieu arouses mystery and passion.
It is glimpsed, it is guessed, it is sought, it reveals itself modestly to those who know how to tame it.

Located on a coastal migration route near the ocean and the Loire, Lake Grand-Lieu hosts 270 species of birds, making it the second largest ornithological reserve in France after the Camargue.