Vendays-Montalivet, Coastal commune in Gironde, France.
Vendays-Montalivet covers approximately 1,101 square kilometers along the Atlantic coast with around 2,820 permanent residents and features supervised beaches during summer months.
The area was controlled by the English until the 15th century and later developed into a popular seaside resort in the 1850s through local initiatives.
The commune hosts daily markets, regional festivals and artistic events that showcase local products, traditional crafts and community gatherings throughout the year.
Located 8 kilometers from Lesparre-Médoc train station, the town offers two primary schools, a media library and various tourist accommodations including campsites and hotels.
The population dramatically increases from 2,500 permanent residents to over 35,000 people during summer months due to the massive influx of tourists.
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