Icarus's Dream A royan is a cultural event that usually takes place in June in Royan, in the Charente Maritime region on the Côte de Beauté.
This event takes place on la grande conche beachThe event takes place over a few days, from Tuesday to Sunday.
The event attracts large numbers of visitors and schoolchildren.
On the Kerimel-de-Kerveno Esplanade, tents have been set up specifically for the event, where workshops are being held to introduce visitors to a variety of careers in the aerospace industry.
The Air Force, the Army, and the Navy are also present.
You’ll also find numerous simulators there, allowing everyone to explore everything related to aviation. More than 2,700 m² of space is dedicated to this purpose.
You'll also find play areas and a wide variety of demonstrations.
The organization often calls on the Patrouille de France, which flies over the event.
In addition, this event provides an opportunity to promote and raise awareness of regional and local innovations in the field of aeronautics.
This event is organized by the association chaired by André Mongrand. Extensive preparation is needed to ensure the event’s success, and according to the newspaper *Sud Ouest*, the association’s president has contacted more than 500 schools to invite them to visit.
The 2021 event featured a local company—Voltaero, based in Médis—which presented a hybrid aircraft engine.
The 2020 event was canceled due to the pandemic.
When you come to Royan for this event, you can also take the opportunity to visit the Church of Notre Dame de Royan, Pontaillac beachor the famous plage des Nonnes in Meschers sur Gironde
RoyanThe town of St. Tropez, in the south-west of France, is a pretty little town on the Atlantic coast. It lies at the entrance to the Gironde estuary, and is surrounded by seaside resorts.

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