Few towns in Pays de la Loire have a history as closely tied to the Atlantic shoreline and the Marais Breton Vendéen wetlands as Notre-Dame-de-Monts. Set on France’s Vendée coast, it lies between long sandy beaches, dune systems and the pine woodland of the Forêt domaniale des Pays de Monts. The surrounding marshes reflect centuries of drainage, grazing and salt-working traditions that have shaped this low-lying coastal territory. Notre-Dame-de-Monts is also on the Vélodyssée cycling route, linking its seafront and forest paths with the wider Atlantic coast. Browse nearby webcams to discover other stretches of the Vendée coast.
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