The Île de Noirmoutier is a seaside paradise for nature lovers due to its exceptional micro-climate. The island is accessible from the mainland via Le Passage du Gois, a submersible road that is accessible at low tide. The island offers a large number of water-based activities, including sailing, surfing, kitesurfing, and jet skiing, along its 40 km of fine sandy beaches. The island has three harbors, including L'Herbaudière with its lively fishing port and pleasant marina. The town of Noirmoutier-en-l'Île is the historical capital of the island and consists of picturesque quarters, a few museums, and some interesting monuments, such as the Saint Philbert church and the Old Chateau of Noirmoutier. The island is also home to traditional sea-salt harvesting and has a unique landscape with salt-water marshes, beautiful sand dunes, and a delicate scent of holly oaks and marine pine trees
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