Regional reference with nearly 150 traders in the summer period, it takes place throughout the year every Monday morning from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Place des Ormeaux.

You will find food products, clothing, decoration, plants, etc.

Particularly lively in the summer, the town centre of Jard-sur-Mer has many shops, some of which are open all year round.

Overlooked by the Conchette mill and located in the immediate vicinity of the town centre, the port of Jard-sur-Mer is an essential place for walking and entertainment, with its restaurants and snack bars.

One of the most beautiful beaches in Jard-sur-Mer, preserved in its wild state.

Swimming is supervised in summer, during which time a snack bar is set up at the entrance to the beach.

It is also an ideal starting point for beautiful hikes on coastal paths and in the forest.

The Pointe du Payré Accessible on foot only by following a 4.7 km coastal and forest path (allow 1.5 hours of walking), the Pointe du Payré offers a remarkable view of the estuary of the Le Payré river and Veillon beach.

Founded in 1198 by order of Richard the Lionheart and listed as a Historic Monument in 1927, the Royal Abbey of Notre-Dame de Lieu-Dieu was initially managed by monks of the Premonstratensian order who cultivated vines and exploited the marshes.

Since 2012, after a new change of ownership, it has been undergoing restoration. Guided tours are organized during the summer period.

Former saltworks dating back to Roman times, they were partly transformed into fish marshes by the monks of the abbey.

Today, it is a peaceful place that can be explored on foot or crossed by bike.