La Solitaire du Figaro 2022

Come and watch the start of the 53rd edition of the Solitaire du Figaro

 

Discover the route of this new edition

For this year, the show will start on August 16th on the banks of the Loire, Quai de la Fosse with the arrival of the boats in parade: five days of festivities will follow in the city.
The thirty or so skippers will set off on 21 August for the first leg of this legendary race.

Stage 1: from Nantes to Port-la-Forêt
On 21 August, the boats will once again parade up to the waters of the Estuary before setting off.
Once the race is underway, the skippers will head for the United Kingdom with the island of Stockholm in Wales. They will then head back down to Brittany to Port-la-Forêt, in the south of Finistère.

Stage 2: Port-la-Forêt to Royan
On 28 August, they will head for the Channel Islands and the British coast again. Once this stage is over, the competitors will be able to descend to Royan in Gironde.

Stage 3: Royan to Saint-Nazaire
This final leg will leave on 4 September to reach the Bay of Biscay, then the skippers will head back up to Saint-Nazaire for the festivities from 7 to 11 September.
 

Book your hotel near the start of the Solitaire du Figaro

Located in Saint-Herblain, the Best Western Atlantys hotel opens its doors to you to attend the festivities and the departure of the Solitaire du Figaro!
Its location allows you to reach the Quai de la Fosse in only 15 minutes by car and in 30 minutes by public transport (bus line C3).

Settle into one of our modern and tastefully decorated rooms and take advantage of the various facilities at your disposal:

• Chromecast service, HDMI cable to connect your computer or tablet
• Air conditioning
• Free unlimited Wi-Fi connection

Other hotel benefits:

• Free private parking
• Reception open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day
• Tourist information at your disposal
• E-concierge service (restaurant and taxi reservations, room service...)

Don't wait any longer and book now your stay at the Best Western Atlantys hotel in Saint-Herblain!