Overview

• A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck Vendée, France, at 4:26 AM local time on April 3, 2025, with its epicenter near Givrand and L’Aiguillon-sur-Vie.
• The event caused minor vibrations, such as shaking windows and walls, and loud noises described as explosions or thunder, but no structural damage or injuries were reported.
• The Bureau central sismologique français confirmed the earthquake's magnitude and location, with tremors felt as far as Loire-Atlantique.
• The region, situated on active fault lines, has a history of seismic activity, including a damaging earthquake in 2024.
• Residents widely shared their experiences on social media, highlighting the community's reaction to the latest geological event.