Les Guiboles Jarnaises

Discover Marsilly, a small seaside town with its golf course, ostrich farm, oyster huts and fortified church.

A seaside walk to discover Port des Minimes: the Atlantic's leading marina. Please note that it is forbidden to approach the edge of the cliffs.

A beautiful walk along the Charente coastline, between Pointe de la Répentie and Port du Plomb. Beautiful views of the Île de Ré bridge, the northern shore of the island and the Vendée coast, separated by the Pertuis Breton.

Discover a small village near La Rochelle. The Aunis countryside on the city’s doorstep!

A walk best enjoyed in autumn for the colours, or in hot weather, in the shade of the oak trees.Moderator’s note added on 23/08/2021: Private property at the start of this route. See the comments at the bottom of this page for an alternative starting point ⚠️ 15 June 2026: description updated to indicate a start from the carpool area (1).

Short route in the Aunis plain between woods and farmland.

Walk along the navigable canal from the Sèvre Niortaise estuary to the Port of Marans. Western part of the Marais Poitevin where you can observe many species of seabirds, varying according to the seasons.

Discover the small hamlets of Dompierre-sur-Mer and the Marans Canal in La Rochelle.

The Charras Canal, the Marais du Roy, the Cabane de Moins, walks with little elevation gain (average altitude = 3 m). Between Châtelaillon and Rochefort, a large marsh area provides an opportunity to observe numerous seabirds and migratory birds. A few hills dot the horizon, former islands from Roman times: Voutron, Liron, Flay, Île d'Albe...

From the transhipment bridge to the port of Rochefort, a journey through time. Rochefort was chosen by Louis XIV to restore his maritime power. Along this route, which runs close to the water in its first section, there is no shortage of remnants from that era: dry docks, the Corderie Royale, the arsenal, and, with a bit of luck, the Hermione...

A magnificent walk around Ars en Ré. From the banks of the Fier, pass through the salt marshes to reach the Martray sea wall, the Combe à l'Eau forest and return to the Fier and the port of Ars. The black and white bell tower, which serves as a landmark for local sailors, is always in view.

A classic walk for Charente locals along the Châtelaillon coast. Views of the islands, Fort Boyard, Pertuis d'Antioche...

A short stroll through the Salles countryside. A small market town near La Rochelle and Châtelaillon, Salles-sur-Mer has managed to retain its charm as a small village in the Aunis region.

Exploring the seafront in La Rochelle. From the new Maritime Museum, via the Old Port, the parks, the Casino and Port Neuf, all the way to Chef de Baie beach. A blend of history, greenery and human activity.This is La Rochelle: “Belle et Rebelle”!

Discover Pommerou, a charming little village, tucked away in the Aunis countryside, off the beaten track, yet well worth a visit. Here you can admire a few old Charente-style houses, tastefully restored.

A beautiful walk along Frace Lake, which is popular for fishing and walking, and on through the little town of Aigrefeuille-d'Aunis, where you can visit the Ouchettes cheese dairy and goat farm.