Where can I recharge my electric car?

There are several places in Châtelaillon-Plage where you can recharge your electric vehicle. Châtelaillon car-sharing area : Address: 73-80 avenue de Strasbourg, 17340 Châtelaillon-Plage Access: Service available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Hôtel d’Orbigny : 1 charging point with a charging capacity of up to 11 kW. Electric vehicle charging service: €30. La Grande Terrasse – Ibis : 4 connections with a charging speed of up to 22 kW. Open 24/7 to customers and visitors (fee payable).

What time are the trains between La Rochelle and Châtelaillon-Plage?

The TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine line links La Rochelle to Châtelaillon-Plage very easily. Journey time is short: between 7 and 12 minutes depending on the train. There are regular departures throughout the day, including at weekends. Châtelaillon-Plage station is less than 10 minutes’ walk from the beach, making it an ideal way to spend the day or a holiday without a car. To consult the train timetable, please click here

What car parks are available in the town centre?

Parking Jean Moulin – Located in the town centre, opposite the Post Office. Convenient for access to shops, the town centre or the seafront. Parking Doumer – Free, behind the Châtelaillon-Plage train station (Rue Paul Doumer). Useful if you’re arriving by train or to park your car before going out on foot. Car parks at the entrance to the town or on the outskirts : There are free car parks or parking areas on the outskirts or at the entrance to the town (Hippodrome car park, “village des Boucholeurs”, etc.), which can be useful if the spaces in the town centre are full.

Do I have to pay to park?

In the town centre, the Boulevard de la Libération is a blue zone: parking is limited to 2 hours with a parking disc. In summer, certain areas near the seafront and beach become pay zones. Remember to check the signs if you want to park as close to the coast as possible. The car parks at the entrance to the town are free all year round, a good way to avoid the crowds in the centre and get to the heart of the resort on foot or by bike.

Where can I park my bike in town and near the beach?

Secure bike parks and shelters There is a cycle-park at Châtelaillon-Plage station, which is also accessible and suitable for people with reduced mobility. Cycle parking at the port and beach entrances The town has installed bike/motorcycle parking facilities at the port, with two filling stations, as well as 24 bike parks at the beach entrances, which can accommodate up to 120 bikes. Racks and self-service parking In the town centre and around areas of interest (beach, shops, seafront), cycle racks have been referenced.

How far is the station from the beach?

The SNCF station is less than 10 minutes’ walk from the beach, making access to the town centre and seafront particularly easy. The journey is flat and easy, crossing the green park of Châtelaillon-Plage.

Which cycle routes pass through Châtelaillon-Plage?

Châtelaillon-Plage lies on the Vélodyssée itinerary, one of the most beautiful cycle routes along the Atlantic coast. From the town, there are a number of routes that make it easy to reach La Rochelle, Les Boucholeurs and the Yves marshes. If you’re interested in cycling, don’t hesitate to download the free LOOPI application.

Come to Châtelaillon-Plage in a different way: opt for environmentally-friendly transport

Take the train, Châtelaillon-Plage is just a short hop away!

Travel smart and eco-responsible by choosing the train to come to Châtelaillon-Plage.
Fast, comfortable and environmentally friendly, it’s a stress-free way to get to the resort.

Once you’ve arrived, hop on your bike and explore the town and its surroundings in complete freedom.
Here, everything is designed to encourage soft mobility: discover all the solutions for a simple, smooth and environmentally-friendly journey.

Where we are

Nestling on the Atlantic coast, Châtelaillon-Plage is a seaside resort with a population of 6,000, located :

15 km south of La Rochelle
24 km north of Rochefort

An ideal central location for easy access to the Charente-Maritime region without a car.

SNCF station

Want to come without driving? It couldn’t be easier:

From Paris, Poitiers or Tours, the TGV to La Rochelle is the fastest solution:

Paris – La Rochelle: 3 h
Bordeaux – La Rochelle / Nantes – La Rochelle: 2 h

Then hop on the TER: it’s only 8 minutes to Châtelaillon-Plage, with a view of the sea!

From Nantes, Bordeaux or Niort, the TER also serves the resort directly.

Located right in the heart of the town, Châtelaillon-Plage station makes it easy to reach your accommodation, the shops and the beach on foot or by bike.

Bus station

Regular bus services run between La Rochelle and Châtelaillon-Plage.
Get around smartly with the Yelo card, on sale at the tourist office.

Find out all about Yelo services and getting around La Rochelle.

By car

Nantes – Châtelaillon-Plage: 143 km (A83 – N137)
Bordeaux – Châtelaillon-Plage: 182 km (A10 – A837 – N137)
Poitiers – Châtelaillon-Plage: 140 km (A10 – N11)
Paris – Châtelaillon-Plage: 520 km (A10 – N11)

Charging your electric car

To recharge your electric car, there are 3 charging points operated by the Mobive network .

Address
Châtelaillon-Plage Car Pool Area
73-80 avenue de Strasbourg
17340 Châtelaillon-Plage

Opening hours
Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day

Some establishments offer recharging points in Châtelaillon-Plage. Call them to check availability:

Hôtel d’Orbigny: 1 charging point
Charging capacity up to 11 Kw.
Charge access for an electric vehicle: €30

La Grande Terrasse – Ibis: 4 connections
Charging speed: up to 22 kW
Open 24/7 to customers and visitors – Chargeable

La Rochelle Airport

Numerous routes serve major French and European cities and La Rochelle.

All the information on the La Rochelle Airport website

From the airport to Châtelaillon-Plage

There is no shuttle service. The only way to get to the city centre is by taxi.

Getting around

Leave the car behind and experience Châtelaillon by bike – here, everything is just a pedal away!

Choose a bike to discover the seaside resort in a different way: stroll along the seafront, go to the market or wander through the narrow streets in complete peace and quiet.

There are two ways to hire your bike:

With local partners :

Hire a bike from Good Bikes
Hire a bike from Cyclo Boucho
Hire a bike from Fun and Classic Motors

Or via the local authority’s Yélo service, with a hire point just outside the station.

Adopt soft mobility and enjoy a greener, more peaceful and more authentic holiday in Châtelaillon-Plage.

How do I hire a Yelo bike?

BIKE HIRE

FAQ

Where can I recharge my electric car?
There are several places in Châtelaillon-Plage where you can recharge your electric vehicle.
Châtelaillon car-sharing area :
Address: 73-80 avenue de Strasbourg, 17340 Châtelaillon-Plage
Access: Service available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
Hôtel d’Orbigny :
1 charging point with a charging capacity of up to 11 kW.
Electric vehicle charging service: €30.
La Grande Terrasse – Ibis :
4 connections with a charging speed of up to 22 kW.
Open 24/7 to customers and visitors (fee payable).
What time are the trains between La Rochelle and Châtelaillon-Plage?
The TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine line links La Rochelle to Châtelaillon-Plage very easily.
- Journey time is short: between 7 and 12 minutes depending on the train.
- There are regular departures throughout the day, including at weekends.
- Châtelaillon-Plage station is less than 10 minutes’ walk from the beach, making it an ideal way to spend the day or a holiday without a car.
To consult the train timetable, please click here
What car parks are available in the town centre?
Parking Jean Moulin – Located in the town centre, opposite the Post Office. Convenient for access to shops, the town centre or the seafront.
Parking Doumer – Free, behind the Châtelaillon-Plage train station (Rue Paul Doumer). Useful if you’re arriving by train or to park your car before going out on foot.
Car parks at the entrance to the town or on the outskirts: There are free car parks or parking areas on the outskirts or at the entrance to the town (Hippodrome car park, “village des Boucholeurs”, etc.), which can be useful if the spaces in the town centre are full.
Do I have to pay to park?
- In the town centre, the Boulevard de la Libération is a blue zone: parking is limited to 2 hours with a parking disc.
- In summer, certain areas near the seafront and beach become pay zones. Remember to check the signs if you want to park as close to the coast as possible.
- The car parks at the entrance to the town are free all year round, a good way to avoid the crowds in the centre and get to the heart of the resort on foot or by bike.
Where can I park my bike in town and near the beach?
Secure bike parks and shelters
There is a cycle-park at Châtelaillon-Plage station, which is also accessible and suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Cycle parking at the port and beach entrances
The town has installed bike/motorcycle parking facilities at the port, with two filling stations, as well as 24 bike parks at the beach entrances, which can accommodate up to 120 bikes.
Racks and self-service parking
In the town centre and around areas of interest (beach, shops, seafront), cycle racks have been referenced.
How far is the station from the beach?
Which cycle routes pass through Châtelaillon-Plage?

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