My partner and I went to Camping Indigo Noirmoutier for 2 weeks,…read morelast week of August and first week of September, and really loved the place. We hired one of their tents that overlooked the beach and I've got to say it was the best thing we did. Waking up in the morning to a beautiful sunrise over the sea and sitting out in the evening enjoying some chilled wine and the view. The beaches are great, nice and sandy and very clean, the sea was lovely for swimming in, you could walk out quiet a bit and the water would still only be waist high. You can really take your pick which beach to go to they're all just a good as each other really. Found some really nice secluded beaches up past Plage des Dames, a short climb down to them and the beach is yours with nobody else around. The campsite was very nice, most of the tents are pitched in a pine forest and vehicles are not allowed to be parked next to the hire tents, unless unpacking or packing your belongings. This is good really as your car wont get covered in tree sap and it means the kid can pretty much run free. For a camp size this size the toilet block were actually pretty clean, all the toilet/shower blocks are continental, so they're mixed use. Gents, the urinal are outside though. The staff are very helpful, most of them spoke English if your French is a bit rusty, there was plenty of info in the reception are for things to do and also a list of market days, with times and locations, there's also a computer in the reception with internet access. There is also a gipsy wagon near the reception where you can buy hot and cold food and drinks and it's open quiet late, about 10pm I think. There is also a shop you can use for some supplies at the entrance of the municiple camp site, which is a short walk from the entrance of camping Indigo, but for your main supplies your are better off using the U-Express in Noirmoutier or the supermarche on the D948 between La Gueriniere and Noirmoutier. The negatives, to be picky I'd say the lack of a proper camp shop, but it's only a 15-20 minute walk to Noirmoutier, and the childrens play area could do with a few more things in it. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay here, lovely beaches and sea, got a suntan for the first time in ages, only one days rain in entire 2 weeks. Would I stay again, definately.

From the owner: La maison Beaulieu, 120 m², est située dans un quartier calme (27 chemin du Trère). Vous pourrez…read morevous y reposer tout en étant à proximité du centre-ville et du vieux port de Noirmoutier-en-l'île (800 m, moins de 5 min à vélo, environ 10 min à pied) et des plages du Vieil ou du Bois de la Chaise, sur la côte Nord de l'île (2 km, 10 min à vélo, 30 min à pied). La maison Le Cob, ancienne maison de pêcheur de 42 m², est située au Vieil (14 rue des dunes), village de l'Ile de Noirmoutier apprécié pour son calme et son charme désuet. Vous pourrez vous y reposer et profiter de la plage, à 50 m de la maison, tout en étant à distance raisonnable du centre-ville et du vieux port de Noirmoutier-en-l'île (2,7 km, moins de 15 min à vélo). Vous trouverez cependant des commerces de proximité à 800 m, dans le village du Vieil. La maison est aussi située à l'orée du Bois de la Chaise, forêt renommée de l'île, pour ses criques, chênes verts et mimosas.