Les Sables d’Olonne Tour
Marnie travels to Les Sables d’Olonne to give you a tour of the quaint town, which is home to Lagoons ranging from 40-46 feet.
Les Sables d’Olonne is also a town steeped in the tradition of sailing, home to the world-famous Vendee Globe solo around the world race, this is a place full of passion and enthusiasm for all things sailing.
Let’s take a moment to imagine yourself travelling here for the delivery of your Lagoon catamaran…
Whether you are travelling directly to Nantes Airport a short 1-hour drive or train ride from Les Sables d’Olonne or travelling via Paris for a stopover, only a 4-hour train ride away. Les Sables d’lOnne is easily accessible when travelling internationally from Australia.
Here are some of the highlights of Les Sables d’Olonne…
Accommodation
When you arrive, there is an abundance of fantastic accommodation to settle in before your official handover, TMG suggests The Admiral Hotel.
Restaurants
Walking down the street, this quaint area really feels like France. Allow the canals are a range of restaurants our favourite is The Galway run by Yannick.
Ocean Side
Wherever you go, the water won’t be far, a town surrounded by canals and pristine beaches with a fully protected harbour, perfect for training.
SHOPS
Stocking a catamaran for a journey means lots of gear and E.Leclerc has everything you will need, a huge centre a short drive away.
Lagoon Commissioning
Lagoon has an onsite facility opposite the Lagoon commissioning dock. They are onhand and available to ensure the handover goes smoothly.
SAS
ROBIN MARINE
Across from the Lagoon commissioning dock is Robin Marine your go-to electric supplier. They can help with all your aftermarket work and customisations.
RC Marine
This huge chandlery is conveniently located a short walk from your boat. You will easily be able to pick up any supplies and ensure you are ready for your adventure.
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