A holiday home on Oléron Island, between forest and sea
Oléron Island stretches over thirty kilometres of ocean beaches, salt marshes, pine forests and oyster harbours. A free bridge connects it to the mainland, making it easy for a week-long holiday or a long weekend.
Choosing an independent holiday home rather than an apartment changes the experience: outdoor meals, bikes stored safely, sandy feet rinsed in the garden. Les Oyats des Bris is a new air-conditioned 63 m² house for 4 guests in Saint-Trojan-les-Bains.
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North and south, two atmospheres
The island can be crossed in under an hour: here is what each area offers.
Saint-Trojan-les-Bains
The forested south: maritime pines, dunes, little beach train and sheltered beaches. This is where the house is located.
Le Château-d'Oléron
The citadel, colourful harbour cabins and artisans in former oyster huts.
Dolus and Saint-Pierre
The centre of the island, shops, seasonal markets and the Oléron Island museum.
La Cotinière
Charente-Maritime's leading fishing harbour: fish auction, fresh seafood and sunset over trawlers.
Saint-Denis and Chassiron
The northern tip with its striped lighthouse, fish locks and 360° sea views.
Boyardville and Les Saumonards
A large north-eastern forest, beach facing Fort Boyard and boat departures towards Île d'Aix.
Why choose the south of the island
The south is Oléron's most wooded and least urbanised area. From Saint-Trojan-les-Bains, the forest and cycle paths start at the end of the street, ocean beaches are about fifteen minutes by bike and sheltered family-friendly beaches about ten minutes away.
Things to do on Oléron