NATURE OUTINGS THE LEYRE DELTA

A naturalist guide will meet you on the coastal path in Le Teich for an immersive walk to discover the Leyre Delta, a natural setting where fresh and salt water mingle, forming an ideal habitat for numerous species.

This exceptional site, a veritable transition zone between the forest and the Bay of Arcachon, is home to remarkable biodiversity, which your guide will help you to observe and understand.

Along the way, you’ll explore the local fauna andavifauna, from migratory birds to sedentary species, as well as the characteristic plants of these wetlands.

Through fascinating anecdotes and explanations, you’ll discover the fundamental role played by the Leyre in theecological balance of the Basin, its historical importance and the current challenges linked to its preservation.

Climb aboard one- or two-seater canoes for a timeless trip down the Leyre. This wild river, nicknamed the ” Little Amazon “, plunges you into an unspoilt natural setting where water and vegetation come together to create a peaceful and mysterious atmosphere.

As you float along, let yourself be carried away by the current and take the time toobserve the galleryforest lining the river, a veritable tunnel of vegetation sheltering a discreet but fascinating fauna: birds, dragonflies, fish and sometimes even a few mammals that come to drink on the banks.

Whether you’re with family, friends or your association, this adventure close to nature promises a moment of total disconnection, between discovery, wonder and conviviality.

Take a guided tour aboard a group canoe for a unique immersion in the heart of the Leyre, a wild river nicknamed the ” Little Amazon ” because of its lush, unspoilt environment.

Gliding peacefully along the water’s edge, you’ll enjoy a friendly and soothing moment, where nature and discovery blend harmoniously.

Your naturalist guide will accompany you along the way to reveal the secrets of the Leyre, its delta and its essential role in theecosystem of the Bay of Arcachon.

You’ll be invited to observe the local flora and fauna, understand the evolution of this unique territory and become aware of the issues involved in preserving it.