Reservations for the 2026 season are now open!
This is a big moment. First, we’re pleased to announce that reservations are now open for Bel air Village L’Aiguillon for 2026! Sales for the 2026 season officially began on November 15.
We’re ready to welcome you for a “Grandeur Nature” vacation in the Vendée. Here, comfort, quality services, and the peninsula’s exceptional setting take center stage. If you’re looking for a comfortable, family-friendly campground in L’Aiguillon-la-Presqu’île, now is the perfect time to book your summer stay. So act fast—the calendar is filling up very quickly!
Why Book Your Stay at Bel air Village La Baie for 2026 in Advance?
Campgrounds in the Pays de la Loire region with easy access to the coast are always very popular. That’s why our rentals are in high demand, especially during peak season.
Nevertheless, by choosing Bel air Village LA BAIE, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable experience. We’re always striving to provide you with even greater comfort and a better “Grandeur Nature” experience.
Therefore, by booking now, you’ll not only secure your spot, but you’ll also enjoy significant benefits.
- The Best Choice: You’ll have access to our entire catalog of high-quality accommodations. Plus, you can choose your cottage or mobile home near theheated water park.
- Prioritize the Best Dates: The peak travel weeks (July and August) are in high demand. It’s therefore essential to plan ahead so you can make the most of the summer season.
- Nature Between the Sea and the Marshes: Your stay at Bel air Village LA BAIE is perfect for days spent at Pointe d’Arçay or walks through the Marais Poitevin. The setting is ideal for the whole family.
💡 Must-See Attractions in the Vendée to Explore from L’Aiguillon
A breathtaking view: Take advantage of our location to explore the area! We invite you to discover the heritage and seaside landscapes for which our region is renowned:
- The wide, fine-sand beaches of L’Aiguillon and La Faute-sur-Mer.
- Exploring the Marais Poitevin Regional Nature Park (the local “Green Venice”).
- Bouchot oyster and mussel farms, specialties of the peninsula.
Helpful tip: All of these sites are must-sees. Don’t forget your beach gear! Also, set aside a day to explore the bike paths that wind through the peninsula.
