Discover Longeville-sur-Mer from camping Le Port de Moricq
Near campsite Le Port de Moricq
Longeville-sur-Mer
Less than an hour’s drive from Le Port de Moricq campsite, Longeville-sur-Mer invites you to take a break between wild beaches, national forests and natural heritage, for a rejuvenating break in any season.
Longeville-sur-Mer: relaxation, board sports and family beaches
Beaches, slides and a wild seaside atmosphere
With its 7.2 km of coastline, Longeville-sur-Mer appeals to families and water sports enthusiasts alike. The Plage des Conches is particularly popular with holidaymakers for its fine sand, friendly atmosphere and bathing areas. The quieter Plage du Bouil is a family-friendly, moderately frequented beach, ideal for lounging and strolling along the seafront. The Plage du Rocher, easily accessible to people with reduced mobility, is also a popular spot for its facilities and proximity to shops.
To the south, the Bud Bud spot is a benchmark for surfers, renowned throughout France for the quality of its waves. Bodyboarding, kitesurfing and windsurfing also find an ideal playground here. The site regularly hosts local competitions and gatherings of surfing enthusiasts. For holidaymakers, it’s a great opportunity to admire the sportsmen and women, or to learn how to surf thanks to the surf schools on site.
The coastline of Longévillais combines a variety of atmospheres: relaxation, board sports, fishing on foot or simple strolls on the sand. This diversity means there’s a beach to suit every taste and pace.
Discover nature and the state-owned forest of Longeville-sur-Mer
Nature, forests and preserved biodiversity
The commune of Longeville-sur-Mer enjoys an exceptional natural environment. Its vast state forest, made up of maritime pines and holm oaks, extends over several hundred hectares. Criss-crossed by signposted footpaths, it is ideal for walks, bike rides and sporting activities. The “From the Earth to the Sea” educational trail is an example of an itinerary that alternates between dunes, forest and coastline.
Local biodiversity is rich and protected. Migratory birds, squirrels and flora specific to coastal areas can all be found here. The Maison du Marais offers a more in-depth exploration of the Marais Poitevin, with educational exhibitions and canal boat trips. It’s an excellent family activity for understanding the ecological role of these wetlands.
The Rabouillères mill, restored and open from time to time, also illustrates the rural heritage associated with water and wind. It is particularly accessible on Heritage Days. These nature experiences offer the perfect balance between escape, learning and relaxation.
Longeville-sur-Mer: between religious heritage, prehistory and traditions
Heritage and remarkable sites
Longeville-sur-Mer is not limited to its coastline and forest. The town also boasts a discreet but authentic heritage. The Gothic-inspired
Just a stone’s throw away, the Pierre-qui-Vire menhir, also known as the Russelet menhir, is a reminder that the area has been inhabited since prehistoric times. This imposing Neolithic vestige is accompanied by local legends, making it a mysterious and fascinating place. A visit to this site is an original cultural break from the usual itineraries.
Longévillais heritage can also be discovered in the villages and hamlets, where stone houses and typical Vendée buildings still stand. These discreet but authentic features contribute to the commune’s unique identity, a blend of ancient history and popular traditions.
Markets, concerts and local festivals in Longeville-sur-Mer
Events and lively local life
Throughout the year, Longeville-sur-Mer lives to the rhythm of its markets and events. The weekly Friday market in the town center is a veritable institution, with local producers and craftspeople showcasing their wares in a convivial atmosphere. In summer, night markets complete the offer, especially in the hamlets, with gourmet and craft stalls.
Cultural life is particularly lively in July with the Vague de Jazz festival, dedicated to improvised music. Every year, this event attracts a varied public, curious to discover new artists or enjoy free open-air concerts. Inhabitants and visitors alike enjoy the festive, family-friendly atmosphere.
Other events punctuate the year: local festivals, sports events and community gatherings. In summer, the streets fill up with shows and entertainment for all ages, creating a warm and dynamic atmosphere. These moments of sharing make Longeville-sur-Mer a commune where it’s good to stroll and meet the locals.
Longeville-sur-Mer is an ideal excursion to enrich your stay at the campsite, with its wild nature, ocean gliding, discreet heritage and local entertainment. A day full of discoveries, to be enjoyed at your own pace.