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The Vanlée harbor was exploited for the extraction of its tangue. This natural marine fertilizer, like kelp, was used to amend the sandy soils of the coast. Its name comes from the Norman Norse “thang” meaning “seaweed”.

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This place is commonly called in the area "the end of the world". Towards the north, the dune landscape is also lunar... A few sheepfolds punctuate the immense expanse. The sandy spit stretches as far as the eye can see, a fragile natural dike separating the Channel and the harbor of La Vanlée.

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Havre is also known for its road that is flooded at high tide2. The road that runs through the Havre de la Vanlée is the departmental road D375. This road is flooded by the sea during high tide when the tide level exceeds 93.

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Route can be passed at low tide with great views of the wetlands and down to the fishing village of Les Salines.

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This natural and wild space is made up of salicornia, salt meadows, dunes and (a few sheep). You'll run through varied terrain where there's always something to see. Along the dune peninsula, you can observe the meeting of the Vanlée and the sea.

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This natural and wild space is made up of salicornia, salt meadows, dunes and (a few sheep). You will walk on varied terrain where there will always be something to see. Along the dune peninsula, you can observe the meeting of La Vanlée and the sea.

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You have to pass on this road at the time of the ebb tide when the water recedes under your feet... Impressive! It's shortly after high tide when the coefficients are at least 93. It's dangerous to pass on a rising tide, however.

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Pretty rural road through marshes

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