Camping Etoile de Mer

Camping L’Étoile de Mer in Asserac

Ideally located 500 metres from the natural beach of Marche aux Bœufs on the Côte Sauvage, Camping L’Étoile de Mer welcomes guests in Asserac in the Loire-Atlantique, within a wild, unspoilt coastal environment. This intimate CLICOCHIC campsite offers a calm stay, close to a vast area for shore fishing and natural beaches, for lovers of the sea and nature. Couples, families and groups of friends find the atmosphere of an authentic Côte Sauvage in Asserac.

Rated 9.2/10 across 204 customer surveys, the campsite is praised for its exceptional location and tranquillity. A restaurant, bar, snack bar and spa are available on site. The Côte Sauvage and its cliffs, Lake Brière and the marshes of the Loire-Atlantique can be easily explored from the establishment.

Camping L’Étoile de Mer’s services

Camping L’Étoile de Mer offers the essential services for a comfortable, relaxed stay on the Côte Sauvage. A restaurant, bar and snack bar provide everyday catering. The spa and jacuzzi make up a wellness offering popular with couples and families. The pétanque courts liven up the evenings. High-season entertainment (kids’ clubs, family games) punctuates the days in this wild, natural setting in Asserac.

Shore fishing on the natural mudflats close to the campsite is a free, exciting activity to enjoy at low spring tides. A stay at L’Étoile de Mer means choosing the authenticity of a coastline still spared from mass tourism.

Activities and surroundings around Camping L’Étoile de Mer

The Côte Sauvage of the Loire-Atlantique offers a natural, authentic holiday programme. 500 metres away, Marche aux Bœufs beach with its natural mudflats welcomes shore fishing, swimming and beach walks. The cliffs of the Côte Sauvage can be followed along panoramic GR hiking trails. 20 km away, La Baule and its famous horseshoe-shaped beach, its Belle Époque palaces and its seafood restaurants are well worth the detour. The Brière regional nature park (15 km) can be visited by flat-bottomed boat.

The Guérande peninsula and its medieval ramparts, the salt marshes and the local speciality fleur de sel are must-sees. Discover our other seaside campsites in our Pays de la Loire region.