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Just two hours from Paris, the Baie de Somme offers a breathtaking escape between land and sea, in the heart of a remarkable natural environment. Listed as one of the world’s most beautiful bays, its ever-changing landscapes, exceptional biodiversity and unique atmosphere are sure to enchant.
This excursion offers groups a complete discovery of this unspoilt region, with boat cruises, seal watching and immersion in an exceptional natural area with the Parc du Marquenterre.
The Baie de Somme is a remarkably rich natural site, renowned for its biodiversity and tidal landscapes. A veritable estuary, its scenery is constantly changing, with sandbanks, mudflats and stretches of sea following one another hour by hour.
This area is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, making the bay a major nature-watching destination in France.
For groups, this destination represents total immersion in an unspoilt natural environment, conducive to discovery and wonder.
The day begins with an experience not to be missed: a cruise aboard the Commandant Charcot. Departing from Saint-Valery-sur-Somme or Le Crotoy, this guided tour offers a unique insight into the bay.
Guided by a passionate captain, visitors explore the bay to the rhythm of the tides and discover :
The boats offer guided tours for groups, providing a lively insight into the area and its history.
From the sea, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme reveals all its beauty, with its ramparts, fishermen’s houses and rich maritime past.
This cruise is an instructive, soothing and spectacular highlight of the day.
The Baie de Somme is home to the largest seal colony in mainland France. These marine mammals, which have been protected for several decades, now live in peace in this unspoilt environment.
During the boat trip, visitors have the chance to observe :
At low tide, they rest on the sandbanks; at high tide, they swim in the water, offering a fascinating natural spectacle.
This encounter with wildlife is a privileged moment, always supervised with respect for the environment and the animals’ tranquillity.
For groups, it’s often one of the most memorable moments of the day.
After this maritime experience, the visit continues with the Parc du Marquenterre, located in the heart of the Baie de Somme national nature reserve.
A veritable open-air theater, this bird park is an ideal place to observe flora and fauna in a protected environment.
Created in the 1970s and integrated into the nature reserve, the park is now a major site for observing migratory birds.
Visitors can follow trails dotted with observation posts, allowing them to get up close and personal:
Guided or on their own, groups discover a living space, where nature reveals itself through the seasons.
The Parc du Marquenterre offers an immersive experience, both educational and contemplative.
The whole tour is an opportunity to understand the ecological wealth of the Baie de Somme. Between sea, sand, vegetation and wildlife, this area is a veritable natural sanctuary.
The diversity of its landscapes and species makes it a unique destination in France, often referred to as the “Camargue of the North”.
Each stage of the program reveals a different facet of the bay:
This day out on the Baie de Somme is perfectly suited to groups, thanks to the complementary nature of the activities on offer.
It alternates :
The pace is accessible to all, making for a convivial and enriching experience.
This destination is as attractive for its beauty as it is for its educational dimension.
A day in the Baie de Somme usually includes a guided cruise aboard the Commandant Charcot, seal watching in their natural environment and a visit to the Parc du Marquenterre. This program allows you to discover the landscapes, wildlife and ecological wealth of the bay through a number of complementary experiences.
Yes, the Baie de Somme is home to the largest seal colony in mainland France. During boat trips, it's not uncommon to observe grey and calf seals, especially at low tide when they're resting on the sandbanks. These observations are made with respect for the fauna and offer visitors a unique experience.
The Parc du Marquenterre is a must-see site for discovering the biodiversity of the Baie de Somme. You can observe numerous species of birds in an unspoilt natural environment. With its trails and observation posts, it offers an immersive and educational experience, ideal for completing your discovery of the bay.