Motorhome rental in NANTES - REZÉ

What to see around NANTES - REZÉ

N ° 1 in the rental of motorhomes and campervans in France since 1979, AVIS explore offers a wide range of motorhomes that you can come and discover in our agency in the Nantes region, in Rezé, at the gates of Nantes.

Green Capital of Europe in 2013, Nantes is extremely dynamic and offers you many nice surprises. A surprising city, Nantes combines a rich historical architectural heritage with the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany, the magnificent Passage Pommeraye resembling 1900, the majestic LU tower, emblem of the city, Place Bouffay and its many bars and restaurants, and modernity with the incredible Machines de l'Ile district. Located on the banks of the Loire, on the site of the old shipyards, the Machines de l'Île were created by François Delarozière, creator of certain show machines for the Royal luxury company. It is a real dreamlike journey into the world of Jules Verne and Leonardo da Vinci that is offered to you. The gigantic animated machines including the Great Elephant, the Heron Tree, the Sea Worlds Carrousel and the Machine Gallery are a spectacle not to be missed!

On board your motorhome, you can reach the sea 50 kilometers away via Saint-Nazaire. Saint-Brévin-les-Pins will be a pretty stopover with its large sandy beaches and its pleasant pine forest. You can then go to Pornichet and enjoy the superb bay of Pouliguen before taking the road to La Baule-Escoublac, a famous seaside resort where the sweetness of life takes on its full meaning. Then savor the pleasures of the Guérande Peninsula, its salt marshes, its mythical beaches classified among the most beautiful bays in the world.

Going north, cross to the Gulf of Morbihan  and its microclimate. You will be amazed! The Regional Natural Park of the Gulf of Morbihan is breathtaking! The Rhuys peninsula and Port-Navalo will seduce you with their natural and wild side. A tasty taste before exploring Vannes, Larmor-Baden, Ile aux Moines, Carnac, and its famous alignment of menhirs, Quiberon and pushing on to Belle-Ile which bears its name so aptly!