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Club Vacances Bleues Les Jardins De l'Atlantique

★★★·87.0/ 10Excellent
·Hotels
📍Rue Du Large · Talmont ↗
📞+33251232323·Official site ↗
Check-in 05:00 PM / out 10:00 AM
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Between the pine forest and the ocean, this club enjoys an ideal setting in front of the marina of Bourgenay, not far from Les Sables d' Olonne. Just a few minutes walk from a large sandy beach, that you can reach by a pedestrian path in the forest, by bike or by car. The Hotel has one buffet restaurant, 2 bars, an aquatic area with outdoor swimming pool, heated indoor swimming pool with waterfall and jacuzzi, wellness area, volleyball court, squash, billiards, bowling, a dance floor. . . and free sport classes, night shows and baby clubs.

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Alice, le bistrot - Manoir de la Mortière
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You can expect a warm welcome with the bonus of a sea view from Estelle and Maxime Dourdin. The chef, formerly of establishments of the calibre of the Four Seasons George V in Paris, signs a single set menu that changes frequently depending on market availability. Unusual, well-crafted dishes in the zeitgeist, such as mussels in white wine, jalapeno sauce, fermented milk and herb-flavoured tapioca.
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La Cuisine de Bertrand
Traditional Cuisine
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Opposite the fishing harbour, it is well worth keeping an eye open for this low-profile restaurant. The chef unashamedly crafts textbook French recipes with the objective of showcasing first-rate ingredients in dishes that hit the spot every time. Diligent service.
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L'Estran
Modern Cuisine
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Ceviche of seabass, coconut milk, ginger and sweet potato guacamole; lightly seared wild prawns in Espelette pepper, artichokes glazed in tarragon with a langoustine emulsion… In this dinky quayside restaurant, whose terrace overlooks the port, chef Xavier Audren pursues a bistronomic quest that takes its cue from the seasons and the fish market just down the street. A concise menu, flawless craftsmanship together with lashings of flavour and colour.
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La Cotriade
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At this family-run restaurant on the quayside opposite the fishing port, the seafood counter piled high with fish and shellfish sets the tone. The seafaring theme continues inside, where the chef busies himself in the open kitchen. The menu features seafood platters and specialities such as the famous cotriade (hence the name) – Brittany's answer to bouillabaisse. Then there is the selection of fresh fish chalked up on the daily specials board, and a few meat dishes.
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Lacertus
Modern Cuisine
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11.0km
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