Saint-Molf
What to do in Saint-Molf from our Camping Paradis, L’Île de Kernodet?
What to do in Saint-Molf Between natural areas, cultural visits and sporting outings, there’s something for everyone. Stay on the Atlantic coast at our Saint-Molf campsite and be close to all the activities on the Guérande peninsula. Situated in the heart of nature between the seaside and the Brière nature park, Saint-Molf (44) offers an ideal environment for vacations with family, friends or just the two of you!
Sightseeing in Saint Molf
During your stay at Camping Paradis in 44 l’Île de Kernodet, you’ll probably ask yourself, what can you do in Saint-Molf to enrich your vacation? The region offers a variety of cultural and historical activities that will delight the curious of all ages:
For starters, explore Saint-Molf’s ceramic workshops, where you can discover the delicate art of Japanese Raku ceramics. These workshops offer an immersive experience in the world of pottery, ideal for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship.
Just a few steps away (800 meters), don’t miss a visit to the Luzàlie soap factory. This local soap factory produces cold-saponified soaps and natural cosmetics, all made from organic vegetable oils. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about eco-friendly manufacturing processes and leave with products that are gentle on your skin and respectful of the environment.
If you’re wondering what to do in Saint-Molf, consider a visit to the Kervolan garden island, just 2.3 km from our campsite. This educational garden offers courses and workshops for anyone interested in learning how permaculture works. Whether you’re looking for a gardening course or just a relaxing stroll among the plants, the garden island is a place to learn and relax.
Each of these activities offers a unique way to discover the riches of Saint-Molf and make the most of your stay in Loire-Atlantique.
The Mès salt marshes
Just 15 minutes south of Saint-Molf, you’ll find Guérande and its salt marshes. But these aren’t the only salt marshes to discover. From Saint-Molf, you can reach the salt marshes of the Bassin de Mès, covering some 140 hectares, where salt workers have been working for over 1,500 years, respecting the environment and the flora and fauna. The area is home to some 180 species of birds. The Bassin de Mès salt marshes are an integral part of the Bay of Guérande‘s heritage.
Brière Regional Nature Park
And let’s not forget the famous Parc Naturel Régional de la Brière, 50,000 hectares of protected area since 1970. Whether aboard a barge, by bike or on foot, you can discover many species of Breton flora and fauna. As part of the Bay of Guérande, you can’t miss the marshes and typical thatched-roof houses. And if you’re a fan of legend, head for the “sunken” Brière forest, a mythical place of mystery.
A preserved heritage: crosses and calvaries
Saint-Molf is a place steeped in history. And a place steeped in history means that you’re bound to come across numerous reminders of its past, including the many crosses and calvaries that form part of the town’s history. Indeed, it was part of the custom to have one’s own cross, notably for divine protection of the harvest. It’s impossible to date the crosses precisely, but you can see that some have been carved out of a menhir, proof that they may be very old.
Sporting activities in Saint-Molf
If you love sports and outdoor activities, Saint-Molf is the place to be!
Walking tours
For hiking enthusiasts, we invite you to follow the Duchesse trail. Between land and sea, this 5.5 km circuit takes you through splendid landscapes of hedgerows, wildflowers and stone villages… And why the Duchesse trail? Because it owes its name to the owner of two saltworks in the Bassin de Mès marshes: Duchess Jeanne de France. A hike steeped in history, a must-see!
It’s also a prime location for rock climbing, thanks to its indoor climbing course. This activity is open to all, and is supervised by a state-certified instructor. It’s also the biggest climbing wall in the Pays de la Loire region, with 70 routes graded by difficulty, for beginners and experienced climbers alike.
Leisure parks
Holidaymakers camping in Saint-Molf will also find plenty to keep them busy while having a great time. In fact, they’ll have the chance to join its accrobranche park. The 6-hectare Monkey Forest adventure park features 14 high-level courses and 200 games, open to children aged 2-3 and over.
Where to stay in Saint-Molf?
What better way to discover Saint-Molf than in an ideally located resort. Camping Paradis in 44, Île de Kernodet in Saint-Molfwelcomes you for your vacations. Get away from it all in one of our cosy mobile homes for 4 to 6 people, or on one of our 95 camping pitches. Take advantage of the aquatic area and its heated, covered swimming pool, accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Our Saint-Molf campsite on the Guérande peninsula offers privileged access to salt marshes, beaches and historic sites such as the town of Guérande. Now you know what to do in Saint-Molf for a memorable vacation. Explore, relax and create unforgettable memories at our Camping Paradis l’Île de Kernodet.
