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Beach activities for children with swimming classes and inflatable structures.
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In the summertime there are free gymnastics sessions on Cèpe plage in the morning twice a week, arranged by the municipal government.
La Tremblade's cinema, in a building with an art deco façade.
Plages du Pertuis de Maumusson
In the northwest of the municipality there are four beaches with view to the southern end of Île d'Oléron. The sand banks protect swimmers from currents, and the water tends to somewhat warmer here as it moves around less. Starting from the north, Mus-du-Loup beach is near the Seudre bridge and the mouth of the river. This beach is more for sunbathing than swimming because the water is often muddy. Cèpe beach is just west of Ronce-les-Bains, and is accessed by an avenue. It has a beach club and picnic tables. Further west are the less busier beaches of Galon d'Or and L'Embellie.
One of the biggest Ferris wheels in France is installed each summer on Place Brochard. From the wheel there are amazing views all over the region.
Likewise on Place Brochard, a funfair is set up each summer since the 1950s. There are all kinds of activities from ball shooting to trampolines.