Holiday in Brem-sur-Mer
By visiting Brem-sur-Mer in the Vendée, you will be seduced by the calm of the countryside and the proximity of the Olonne forest and the ocean. Despite its name, the town is not on the edge of the sea and is best known for its ancient vineyards of the Middle Ages. You will undoubtedly be charmed by its sweetness of life.
Nature and discovery in Vendée
- 1 marked hiking trail between vineyards and countryside
- Guided walks or bike rides
- Angling on the Auzance river (mules, bass, plaice, smelt...)
- La Gachère and its marsh: small village of sailors, very typical with its narrow alleys with low houses whitewashed.
©A. Lamoureux Vendée Expansion
The Heritage of Brem sur Mer
- Romanesque church St Nicolas: built during the 11th century, one of the oldest in the Vendée.
- St Martin’s Church: was a pilgrimage chapel built by the monks in the 11th century.
- Menhir de la Crulière: listed as a Historical Monument since 1934.
The Festivities in Brem sur Mer
- The Medieval Church of Brem: Mass in the church of St Nicolas, costumed parade, hunting horns, making old-fashioned bread (May 1).
- Broc à Brem: flea market in the town centre (July)
©Simon Boursier