Wild Atlantic beaches, ridiculously pretty villages, bicycles everywhere, medieval markets, oyster shacks and quite possibly the most extensive ice-cream menu in France. Île de Ré is pure delight. For families, particularly those travelling with younger children, Île de Ré works ...
ÎLE DE RÉ WITH KIDS: THE COMPLETE FAMILY GUIDE
EATING ÎLE DE RÉ: THE RESTAURANTS, MARKETS & FOOD STOPS WORTH SEEKING OUT
You could spend an entire holiday on Île de Ré simply moving from one good thing to eat to another. This small French Atlantic island is particularly good at the things we love most about eating in France: excellent local produce, bustling markets, unfussy seafood and restaurants where lunch has a ...
THE BEST BEACHES ON ÎLE DE RÉ FOR FAMILIES
One of the things that surprised me most about Île de Ré was how wild some of its beaches feel. Which it really shouldn’t. Despite its upmarket reputation, this is France’s wild Atlanic coast. There are fashionable seaside resorts here, certainly, but there are also long expanses of sand, dunes, ...
CYCLING ON ÎLE DE RÉ: PRACTICAL TIPS AND THE BEST BIKE ROUTES
Flat, beautiful and covered in 86miles/138km of cycle routes, Île de Ré is one of the best places for a cycling holiday in France. From oyster harbours and whitewashed villages to salt marshes, vineyards and Atlantic beaches, much of the island can be explored without ever needing to get in your ...
WHERE TO STAY ON ÎLE DE RÉ: THE BEST VILLAGES, HOTELS & RENTALS
Choosing where to stay on Île de Ré makes quite a difference to the feel of your holiday. The island may only be around 30 kilometres long, but each village has its own personality, and I wouldn't necessarily choose the same base for a beach-heavy family holiday as I would for a long weekend focused ...
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