- Apr 13, 2005
- 56
- 0
- 0
Tracey,This is in our opinion one of the best sites in the Vendee. A lot of brits but a very nice site well run. It is also nice to be slightly away from the coast. Yes the pitches are spacious and a few are really double pitches. The one next to us had 2 twin axle vans, 2 4x4's plus 2 awnings and room for 2 tables !!!
This year we went another site in vendee which was good but no where near as good as la Garangeoire
Hi Lisa, Think we will probably be going Newhaven - dieppe again its a 4hr crossing which we did this year but for return trip with cabin each way, 2 adult 3 kids and 8m van was onlyHi Tracey
Can I ask what ferry/route you are thinking of taking?
We have booked this site for next year. We are going over on the St Malo ferry, which I must admit i'm not keen as it's ten hours. We are also having 4 nights Chateau des ormes before returning. Which we went to this year, great site. We did think about the caen ferry but my husband thought a good sleep on the St Malo ferry would be better, which is okay for him as he doesn't get sea sick!
Has anyone reading this done the St malo ferry, if so how was it?
Lisa
Hi Lisa, Think we will probably be going Newhaven - dieppe again its a 4hr crossing which we did this year but for return trip with cabin each way, 2 adult 3 kids and 8m van was only
We did the Portsmouth to St malo route this year and have used this route many times to France. We like this route because it normally sails at about 8.30 p.m. from Portsmouth which is great for a good meal and then a good nights sleep. You get off nice and early and can get to sites in the vendee early afternoon. However we don't like the return trip from St malo as it sails at about 10.45 a.m. French time and you have a long day on the boat which can be a bit boring. We tend to travel back from Cherbourg to Poole which is much quicker.Hi Tracey
Can I ask what ferry/route you are thinking of taking?
We have booked this site for next year. We are going over on the St Malo ferry, which I must admit i'm not keen as it's ten hours. We are also having 4 nights Chateau des ormes before returning. Which we went to this year, great site. We did think about the caen ferry but my husband thought a good sleep on the St Malo ferry would be better, which is okay for him as he doesn't get sea sick!
Has anyone reading this done the St malo ferry, if so how was it?
Lisa