Street Sale Car Boot Sale of Jullouville

Street Sale Car Boot Sale of Jullouville — 160 exhibitors

The Street Sale Car Boot Sale of Jullouville, organized by AS Jullouville Sartilly, is one of the most important bargain hunting events on the Manche coast with its 160 exhibitors. This number of exhibitors makes it a leading event in the sector, attracting bargain hunters and collectors from all over the region.

With 160 private exhibitors and a few professionals mixed in, the street sale offers an impressive variety: clothing and shoes for all ages, home linen and textiles, crockery and kitchenware, small appliances and electronics, light furniture (chairs, side tables, shelves, mirrors), toys and games for children and adults, books, comics and magazines, vinyl records and CDs, trinkets and decorative objects, sports and outdoor equipment, garden tools and equipment, collectibles. The concentration of stalls allows the most assiduous bargain hunters to make great discoveries.

AS Jullouville Sartilly is the multi-sport club of Jullouville, which brings together several sports sections (football, tennis, etc.) around a common associative project. The street sale is one of the club's main sources of funding, mobilizing volunteers and members for its organization. The tradition of sports clubs organizing car boot sales is well established in Normandy and particularly in the Manche department.

Jullouville, historic seaside resort

Jullouville (50610) is a historic seaside resort in the southern Cotentin, about ten kilometers from Granville. Developed during the Belle Époque, the resort is known for its refined and family-friendly atmosphere, its seaside villas, its fine sandy beach, and the Roc forest that runs down to the sea. The town welcomes a large number of holidaymakers every summer, which increases attendance at the street sale.

Sartilly-Baie-Bocage, a delegated municipality to which AS Jullouville Sartilly belongs, is a rural town in the hinterland of Jullouville, in the hedged countryside of the southern Cotentin. The club's name reflects the territorial network between the coastal resort and its hinterland.