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                <title>Ronce les Bains</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[A quiet and calm holiday retreat with fantastic seafood in local restaurants and supermarkets and local markets(La Tremblade).  Worth the nine hour drive from Calais with weather that always breaks through even on cloudy days.  Mostly clear blue skies but not oppressing heat due to constant gentle winds from the Atlantic.  Near to Cognac, La Rochelle, Royen, and not that far from Bordeaux.  <br>There's a variety of accommodation from campsites with mobile homes available for hire (air conditioning and all mod cons available), touring, camping and apartments. The estuary by Ronce Les Bains beach gives access to oyster and muscle farms when the tide goes out. Then there is 3ft of warm sea water to swim in when the tide comes in. <br>Around the corner and down the Atlantic coast you will find more exciting bathing and surfing.  St Palais Sur Mare provides a larger seaside town and a challenging golf course. If you like a quiet, relaxing holiday with wine, seafood and cheese and bread you really couldn't ask for more. I have holidayed with children from three to 18 and they all love the experience.  <br><br>It's definitely worth the extra three hours south of the Vendee.]]></description>
                
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