The village of Le Moulleau in Arcachon

Bordered by the blue sea of ​​the Atlantic, the village of Moulleau is a splendid district of Arcachon located to the southwest of the French coasts. It was once a favorite place for customs officers and adventurers who have built huts in a lush and vast forest.

The Moulleau district is today a small village animated in large part by pedestrians appreciated especially the small strolls in the colorful streets of the city. The choice of the step consists, among other things, in regulating the circulations so that the latter become softer and more orderly.

Those who love shopping will also find their share of happiness in the chic boutiques of the village that crown the streets of Moulleau. Various trendy cafés are also open to welcome the regular visitors of good drinks who are eager to spend pleasant moments on the tables of the district.

Moulleau is full of impressive remains that deserve to be visited very much like the church of Notre Dame des Passes with an astonishing architecture in the Byzantine style. From there, you can also admire the sculpture of Henri Carlier and the Virgin of the Avant, a precious and rare representation of the virgin pregnant Marie (only 3 models existing in France).

A little walk from the Moulleau square will do you the greatest good, a place that offers a beautiful view on the Bassin d'Arcachon, especially if you climb from the top of the lighthouse of Cap Ferret ... An unforgettable experience with the sunset sublimates the surroundings of the blue lagoon of Arcachon!

If you travel in summer in the Moulleau district, you will have the chance to discover a superb exhibition of canvases and paintings featuring several local talents. You can also follow a walk on the avenue du Moulleau which will take you to the pier Thiers.