Casino Partouche, Pornic

Presentation of the Casino Partouche, Pornic

Casino Partouche Pornic is located at 30 Rue du Canal, just 500 meters from the sea, in a prime sett…

Casino Partouche Pornic is located at 30 Rue du Canal, just 500 meters from the sea, in a prime setting overlooking the Ria Botanical Garden. This elegant venue combines gaming, fine dining, and live entertainment, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors looking to unwind on the Loire-Atlantique coast.

The casino operates daily from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., and it stays open until 4:00 a.m. on weekends and public holiday eves. The gaming floor features 159 slot machines, 62 electronic gaming stations, and 7 traditional tables, including English roulette, blackjack, and Ultimate Poker. Players can also enjoy 48 electronic roulette terminals and 14 electronic blackjack stations, providing a blend of classic and modern gaming experiences.

For dining, The Clover Restaurant offers a bistronomic experience that revisits traditional French cuisine using local and seasonal ingredients. With its panoramic view of the surrounding gardens, it provides the perfect setting for both gourmet dinners and relaxed lunches.

The casino also features a 950-seat performance hall that hosts concerts, comedy acts, and cabaret shows throughout the year. The entertainment calendar ensures guests enjoy a lively and memorable visit, with offerings ranging from musical performances to stand-up comedy.

Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 and over, and a valid photo ID is required at the entrance.

Nearby casinos: Casino JOA, Saint-Brévin-les-Pins (8mi.), Casino Partouche, Pornichet (15mi.), Casino Barrière, La Baule (18mi.), Casino JOA, Saint-Jean-de-Monts (22mi.), Royal Concorde Casino, Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie (29mi.)
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The City

Pornic is a seaside town located on the Atlantic coast in the Loire-Atlantique department of western…

Pornic is a seaside town located on the Atlantic coast in the Loire-Atlantique department of western France, with an estimated population of around 16,000 residents. It lies approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Nantes and is a popular destination along the Jade Coast.

One of the town's defining features is its harbor, which is lined with fishing boats, cafés, and seafood restaurants. Pornic is known for its scenic coastal paths, beaches, and coves, attracting visitors throughout the year. The Château de Pornic, a landmark overlooking the harbor, adds to the town's coastal charm and maritime atmosphere.

Tourism and services are central to the local economy, supported by hotels, campsites, and wellness centers. Additionally, fishing, shellfish farming, and local food production, especially the renowned “crème glacée de Pornic” (ice cream), enhance its reputation.

The town is well connected by rail and road to Nantes and other nearby resorts. Pornic continues to attract both residents and visitors with its blend of seaside leisure, community life, and accessible coastal charm.