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Peaceful seaside

Check water levels in advance!!

Short historical and cultural stroll

Don't try to walk back from the Island on a rising ride

As early as the 19th century, the town of Port-des-Barques had coastal defenses which were gradually reworked over the course of the storms. In February 2010, during storm Xynthia, overall nearly 400 houses and several businesses were affected by the water. Since this dramatic event housing estates have been downgraded and deconstructed and the dyke has been reinforced. Here in clear weather, view of Fouras and the island of Aix opposite, as well as the island Madame.

This hidden path only reveals itself at low tide, so check the timetables before visiting it (and indeed crossing to the island). Beautiful panoramic views of the island as you drive through.

Acces to the Island, closed at high tide.

Pebble path connecting the island to the mainland, offering a beautiful panorama of the surroundings. It is completely submerged at high tide (except very low coefficients). Check crossing times before entering. Between mid-tide and high tide, the surrounding mud is much less visible.