
Aerial View Sur Plage Plage Des Gouillauds Bois Plage Edouard Salmon Skystudio
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Aerial View Sur Plage Plage Des Gouillauds Bois Plage Edouard Salmon Skystudio
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Where there is an island, there is a beach! On Île de Ré, water sports are one of the main activities. For fun and thrills from the moment you arrive, head for the waves! Surf them like Kelly Slater or fly over them like famous windsurfer Antoine Albeau. Île de Ré is a favourite with surfers, kitesurfers, windsurfers and other water sports enthusiasts.
Enjoy paddleboarding or the trendy windfoiling. Whether you are in Rivedoux-Plage, La Couarde-sur-Mer or Le Bois-Plage-en-Ré, you can look forward to spending days on the water.
Between two activities, play beach volleyball, Mölkky or frisbee on the sandy beaches…
To round off the day, enjoy a picnic to remember. On the menu: ocean views and a breathtaking sunset!
Cycling is a must on the island! Either cycle across the whole island from north to south or explore specific areas. The landscapes revealed in the heart of the salt marshes are majestic. Take the opportunity to visit the Phare des Baleines lighthouse and contemplate the wilder beaches at the northern end of the island.
Take your time and enjoy!
Île de Ré is the perfect place to relax! What could be better than a boat trip with friends? From Île de Ré, you can visit nearby islands Île d’Aix and Île d’Oléron, and also get closer to the famous Fort Boyard. Boat trips are by catamaran, leisure boat or rigid inflatable boat.

Plate Shrimp Glass Meal Face Mer Ile De Re Brock Betty
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Take time to visit the island’s ten villages, to enjoy the unique atmosphere in each one, discover the local heritage, shops and markets, find the right places to eat or simply have a drink.
Île de Ré has much to offer, from its unspoilt nature to its exceptional local produce, which is sure to tantalise the taste buds of food lovers. What better way to enjoy a delicious seafood platter than in an oyster hut or on a restaurant terrace, surrounded by your friends?
The best time to visit is outside school holiday periods, or over a weekend (or a long weekend where possible…). Of course, your choice depends above all on what you want to do on the island. Île de Ré slows down when the peak season ends, bringing a sense of calm.
Whatever the season, there is always something to do on Île de Ré!
Autumn is a time of transition, and visiting Île de Ré at this time of year is a perfect way to prepare for the arrival of colder weather. As winter approaches, or even when it is well underway, relax at a seawater spa, and combine natural spa treatments with walks in the fresh air along the seafront.
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to enjoy their favourite water sports, weather and tides permitting.
Even at this time, when everything appears to slow down, guided tours in nature and visits to local villages reveal new facets of the island’s charm.

Vue Arienne Church tower Ars En Re Ile De Re Jules Serrurier
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From early spring right up to the Indian summer that September sometimes brings, plan a sunny week outside school holiday dates. With a lively atmosphere and plenty to do, Île de Ré is undoubtedly a year-round experience!
Once you have experienced the charm of life on the island, all that remains is to start planning your next visit to Île de Ré!
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