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NATURE WALK ALONG THE COAST

Take a guided tour of the salt meadows of the Bay of Arcachon, a unique natural environment where land and sea meet. Accompanied by an enthusiastic guide, you’ll learn to identify local species, while discovering the impact of the tides on this fascinating ecosystem. Whether you’re with family, friends or your association, this convivial exploration will offer you a moment of sharing and discovery at the heart of nature on the Bassin.

Visit the salt meadows between the ports of La Hume and Larros

Between land and sea, come and enjoy an immersive experience with your family, friends or association, with a naturalist guide who will lead you on a journey of discovery througha rich ecosystem.

Along the coastal path, which runs alongside the Bay of Arcachon between the ports of La Hume and Larros in Gujan-Mestras, you’ll take time to admire the breathtaking natural scenery, while learning to identify the variousbotanical and faunalspecies that inhabit this unique area.

Along the way, your guide will explain the importance of the tide and how it influences thebalance of these natural environments. This tour is ideal for anyone interested in understanding the relationship between land, sea and local wildlife.

For nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this is an experience not to be missed!

Nature walk in the heart of the salt meadows

With your naturalist guide, discover the salt meadows of the Bay of Arcachon, an area where the interaction between nature and history has shaped a unique landscape.

Between grazed salt meadows, dykes, fish reservoirs and protected areas, the Bay of Arcachon coastline has been evolving for over 3 centuries under the influence of the tides and human activities.

On this walk, you’ll learn about theevolution of the environment, its successive transformations and current ecological challenges.

Your guide will explain the complex interactions between natural environments, local species and human modifications. You’ll discover the importance of these fragile areas and the challenges of preserving them in the face of environmental change.

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