Interpretation panels on the flora and fauna line the route, but you are entering a very lively environment.
Here and there, in this haven of peace, herons, little egrets, laughing gulls and cormorants can be seen... A constant source of wonder.
Yours steps
1 Access to the site is via the impasse de la Violière on an unsealed road. People with reduced mobility can get as close to the site as possible by car. At the end of this path, the Plessis marshes offer a 360° view of a preserved natural environment, classified as a Natura 2000 protected area.
After learning about the history of this marsh, where mussels, oysters and salt were grown, the route winds along the river Vie. There are around twenty drawings and explanations of the birds and plants found in the marsh.
At the end of the interpretation trail, retrace your steps.
After learning about the history of this marsh, where mussels, oysters and salt were grown, the route winds along the river Vie. There are around twenty drawings and explanations of the birds and plants found in the marsh.
At the end of the interpretation trail, retrace your steps.
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