From Veulettes-sur-Mer, put on your walking shoes and head for Paluel. This discovery loop takes you along the banks of the Durdent, a small river 23 km long, whose estuary is equipped with a fish pass enabling fish to swim up the riverbed to lay their eggs. In the heart of a site classified as a ZNIEFF (Zone Naturelle d?Intérêt Ecologique Faunistique et Floristique), you may catch a glimpse of a teal or hear the song of a warbler. You'll be amazed at how clear the water is.
A 7-kilometer walking trail, 80% of which is car-free, allows you to discover the wet meadows of the lower Durdent Valley.
Information panels present the natural, plant and animal attractions of this area.
The longest sea wall and promenade on the Alabaster Coast (1.5 km) protecting the houses from the sea during storms. The...
Appealing seaside resort, Veulettes-sur-Mer is the most “family friendly” amongst the 5 nautical sites of the region....