Villas and holiday cottages with pools to rent in the Vendee, France
About Us
Based in the Vendee for in excess of 20 years we have an insight into the holiday rental market and feel able to offer holiday seekers and home owners a personal service at a competitive price. You can view a number of villas and holiday cottages to rent in the Vendee, France
Our villas and cottages
All our properties have been visited by ourselves and we ensure that they are at a standard high enough that we would be pleased ourselves to stay in them with our friends and family.
Rent a villa or cottage now
If you would like to enquire about booking any of our self-catering villas, cottages or gites then please visit the contact page and complete the form and we will be straight back to you regarding your proposed dates.
Our Property Selection
from £ 125 /night
from £ 125 /night
from £ 132 /night
from £ 132 /night
from £ 75 /night
from £ 130 /night
from £ 130 /night
from £ 75 /night
from £ 75 /night
from £ 125 /night
from £ 110 /night
from £ 110 /night
from £ 95 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
from £ 115 /night
Things to do
How you can enjoy your holiday in the Vendee
The Vendee is a department in the Pays-de-la-Loire region in west-central France, on the Atlantic Ocean. The name Vendee is taken from the Vendee river which runs through the southeastern part of the department.
The coast of the Vendee extends over 200 kilometres (120 mi) of mostly sandy beaches. Tourists from overseas and locally frequent them. Some resorts include Les Sables-d’Olonne, La Tranche-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-de-Monts. Some beaches are certified for the FEE Blue Flag for cleanliness.
With more than 100 miles (160 km) of sandy beaches edged with dunes and pine woods. The department also has churches and abbeys, museums, and—for nature lovers—thousands of marked footpaths, a signposted bicycle route running along the coastal mudflats, and marshes that attract unusual birds. There is fishing in the Vendee’s rivers and lakes.
Inland, the main attractions include the Marais Poitevin (an area of marshlands famed for wildlife), the forested area around the village of Mervent and the rolling countryside of the Bocage. In the north of the department, the historical theme park Puy du Fou attracts more than 1.45 million of visitors per year.
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