House of 48m ² located in the village Port Bourgenay, overlooking the Golf, free access to the aquatic complex, heated swimming pool (du 1er Mai au 30 Septembre)
Exceptional geographical location: close to the beach, forest, golf, tennis, swimming pool and shops.
Quiet, in a green area, 3 km from the Veillon Beach and the Payré estuary (natural site classified), 10 km from La Grande Plage des Sables d'Olonne.
Terrace, relaxing view on the golf course
On the first floor:
- Room with a bed 160
- Room with two single beds 80
- Bathroom with bath and toilet
- Protective barrier at stairs

On the ground floor:
- Living room with sofa bed 140
- Kitchen area (fridge, hotplate, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee filter, TV )
- Separate WC
- Private terrace and complete garden furniture (table, chairs, parasol)
Rate including cleaning, water, electricity, heating, access to swimming pools and leisure area
Linen and towels are not provided, possibility to rent it, concierge service available.

The village includes all the useful shops (supermarket, bakery, bars, restaurants )
And of course enjoy the pleasures of the seaside: sailing, jet skiing, sea fishing, surfing.
the marina easily reachable by the residence
The beach of Veillon accessible either on foot (30mn) or by car (5mn)
You can also access by bike path, possibility of renting bicycles on the site.
Access on foot by the coastal road or by the shuttle "La Talmondaise"

The resort of Les Sables d'Olonne and its beaches are 10 km from your destination.

With its 240 km of sandy beaches and exceptional sunshine, the Vendée is an ideal destination for a successful holiday. The Vendée Bleue with the islands of Yeu and Noirmoutier, varied nautical activities, small fishing harbours but also salt marshes where you can observe the sauniers and their ancient gestures… The Vendée Verte with its forests of holm oaks or maritime pines, the Marais Poitevin still called “the Venice Verte”, and the riches of the hinterland which, in the turn of castles, mills and abbeys, tell the story of the Vendée…