Sailing and Gastronomy in Rochefort Itinerary

Start your day with a visit to the Hermione La Fayette, a magnificent replica of the 18th-century ship. Explore the ship and learn about its fascinating history. For a quick bite, grab a snack at Le Carrelet.

After the Hermione, continue your maritime exploration at the Musée National de la Marine. Discover a collection of artifacts and exhibits showcasing France's naval past. For lunch, enjoy a meal at Le Bistrot du Port.

For dinner, experience the cozy ambiance and delectable dishes at La Grignotiere, a hidden gem in Rochefort.

Take a short drive to La Rochelle and have a leisurely breakfast at La Belle Epoque, a charming restaurant with a vintage atmosphere.

Embark on a 3-hour La Rochelle Coastline Sailing Cruise to explore the beautiful waters around La Rochelle. Enjoy the sea breeze and stunning views. For lunch, try the fresh seafood at Les Longitudes.

In the evening, take a relaxing stroll in the old port area and have a delightful dinner at Le Patio with a view of the boats.

Travel to Ile d'Oléron and start your day with a boat trip to Ile d'Oléron Tour de Fort Boyard et tour de l'île d'Aix. Experience the beauty of the islands and the famous fort. Have a casual breakfast at Le Comptoir des Saveurs.

After the boat trip, explore the charming villages and beaches of Ile d'Oléron. For lunch, enjoy the local cuisine at La Grignotiere.

Conclude your day with a memorable dining experience at Les Longitudes, known for its panoramic views and delectable dishes.

Return to Rochefort and spend the morning at leisure, perhaps exploring the local markets and shops. For a late breakfast or early lunch, try the specialties at Le Carrelet.

In the afternoon, take a guided tour of the Musée National de la Marine if you didn't have the chance before. Then, visit the Corderie Royale if you wish to delve deeper into Rochefort's maritime history. For a sweet treat, stop by La Belle Epoque for some pastries and coffee.

End your culinary journey with a farewell dinner at La Corderie Royale, where you can enjoy a taste of the sea in a historic setting.