Getting around in the Vignoble Nantais

In the Vignoble Nantais, several regular routes in the ALÉOP network link the communes to the major transport hubs of Nantes, Vertou and Clisson, passing through a mosaic of wine-growing villages, natural areas and heritage sites.

The routes include

• Route 330 between La Chapelle-Basse-Mer and Nantes, also serving Le Loroux-Bottereau and Saint-Julien-de-Concelles
• Route 331 from La Regrippière to Nantes, via Mouzillon, Vallet, La Chapelle-Heulin and Haute-Goulaine
• Route 332 between Château-Thébaud and Vertou, passing through Saint-Fiacre-sur-Maine
• Route 333, from Divatte-sur-Loire to Nantes, via La Boissière-du-Doré, Le Landreau, Le Loroux-Bottereau and Saint-Julien-de-Concelles
• Route 362 from Vieillevigne to Nantes, via La Planche
• Route 370 between Les Herbiers and Nantes, via Aigrefeuille-sur-Maine, Remouillé, Saint-Lumine-de-Clisson and Maisdon-sur-Sèvre.

These routes provide access to stations, markets, business parks and tourist attractions in the area.

In addition, an on-demand service is available in less-served communes. Prior booking is required for journeys to stations or fixed stops on the network.

Information and bookings here.

Since 2024, a free, 100% electric line has linked Clisson station to the various districts and business parks of Gétigné. It offers a real alternative to the car for local residents and visiting travellers alike.

• 21 spaces and 9 stops: Clisson station, Clisson town centre, Garenne Lemot, Allées Gestina shopping area, Gétigné business parks (Toutes-Joies, Fief du Parc, Recouvrance), Gétigné town hall, etc.
• PRM accessibility
• Operates Monday to Friday from 6.30am to 8.30pm, with a service every 30 minutes at peak times.
• On Saturdays, a service is provided from 8.10am to 8.30pm, with an hourly service.
• Timetables designed to allow connections with trains at Clisson station (tram-train and TER to Nantes, Vertou, Cholet, Montaigu or La Roche-sur-Yon).

It’s an ideal way to get to your accommodation or a point of interest such as the historic centre of Clisson or La Garenne Lemot quickly, without having to worry about parking.

Whether you’re strolling through the historic centre, catching a train or visiting the Hellfest site, there are several car parks available:

• Place de la Gare: direct access to the SNCF train station and the historic centre (blue zone + long-term parking)
• Place Lemot, Place Saint-Jacques, Place des Douves, Parking du Parc: for your strolls around town
• Hellfest car park: ideal for access to the festival site and Hellcity

All these car parks have disabled parking spaces. Parking is generally free or in a blue zone.

Parking is easy in neighbouring communes, with car parks located close to natural sites, wine estates and cultural centres. For example

• Le Pallet: Musée du Vignoble Nantais and railway station
• Château-Thébaud: Pont Caffino, La Huchette
• Saint-Julien-de-Concelles: Chêne lake, Divatte levee
• Divatte-sur-Loire: Pierre Percée

Parking is available at all partner wineries and estates.

The Vignoble region is being equipped with more than 40 recharging points. In Clisson, you’ll find

• Freshmile – Rue des Rosiers, Rue de la Font Calin
• SYDEGO – Place Lemot
• Ouest Charge, Shell Recharge, Leclerc Charging Station

There are similar charging stations in Gétigné, Vallet, Le Pallet, Saint-Julien-de-Concelles, Divatte-sur-Loire, etc. There are several operators: be sure to check compatibility with your card or application.

If you prefer short-term hire, there are a number of professionals in the Vineyards:

• Pluchon Automobiles: electric cars, scooters and scooters, or even Teardrop mini-caravans for a stylish, eco-friendly road trip.
• Freedom Camper: hire a converted van for a free, nomadic getaway. Their team also offers made-to-measure fittings and sales of vans to extend your adventure beyond your holiday.