Pornicis a small seaside town. It is a popular tourist destination for the French with lots of restaurants and even a sightseeing train.

Perched on the clifftops, the old medieval town overlooks both the Bay of Bourgneuf and the busy port at its feet.

In the 19th century, the wealthiest families built fanciful seaside villas, where coloured wooden balusters and friezes are still the rule.

Along the coastal paths adventure beckons, inviting you to discover a covered pathway, a dolmen, a creek that is perfect for a 'tête-à-tête', or the settlement of an ancient abbey. When you return, to the sight of the sun setting over the market stalls (...)

Pornicis a small seaside town. It is a popular tourist destination for the French with lots of restaurants and even a sightseeing train.

Perched on the clifftops, the old medieval town overlooks both the Bay of Bourgneuf and the busy port at its feet.

In the 19th century, the wealthiest families built fanciful seaside villas, where coloured wooden balusters and friezes are still the rule.

Along the coastal paths adventure beckons, inviting you to discover a covered pathway, a dolmen, a creek that is perfect for a 'tête-à-tête', or the settlement of an ancient abbey. When you return, to the sight of the sun setting over the market stalls of the old town, you'll pass through the "Terrasse" that was so dear to Léautaud.

Pornicis connected to Nantesby regular train services. The trains are not very frequent and services are concentrated in the early morning and early evening for commuters during the week.