A commune belonging to the department of Yvonne, Saint Florentin is an unmissable destination for lovers of unspoiled nature. With a number of interesting monuments and recognized as a true paradise for yachtsmen, this commune will charm you throughout your stay.

A relaxing stay in Saint Florentin

Located about 3.39 km from Vergigny, the commune of Saint Florentin will delight lovers of river trips due to its specific location. Stretching over 2,860 hectares, Saint Florentin is crossed by the Burgundy Canal, the Armaçon and the Armance. If you are dreaming of a little river getaway, Saint Florentin will meet all your expectations with panache.

Taking advantage of a license-free river yacht charter in Saint Florentin will also allow you to recharge your batteries in the middle of a rural setting. An excursion along the peaceful waters crossing the region will take you, for example, to the magnificent Jardin de l'Octroi, between the spinnaker arms of the Armance. Your stroll will also take you to beautiful ancient architecture such as the Canal bridge, which is not far from the marina. This stone aqueduct with 5 arches, built in 1810 in the style of Vauban, is one of the few canal bridges in France. But the commune also has other interesting surprises in store for you. In addition to its municipal stadium and its Tournesol swimming pool, it has a dojo that will delight combat sports enthusiasts.

For the love of nature and history

You can also make the most of your stopover in Saint Florentin to veer off on an ecological tour. While enjoying a stroll around the town, you can explore the famous ornithological reserve of Bas-Rebourseaux. Bird lovers will be able to immortalize some migratory birds such as egrets, swallows and white storks in the summer. And for history buffs, a visit to the Saint Florentin museum is a pitch perfect way to discover the history of the region, from the Gallo-Roman period onwards. On leaving the museum, take a detour to see its beautiful church, which houses the rare Jubaea chilensis (French jube) tree, and the dragon fountain.