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Saujon walks
Circular discovery loop around Saujon
Stroll through the town centre of Saujon and the peri-urban marshes of the Seudre.
Discover the local flora and fauna, combining hiking with curiosity.
This route is accessible by bicycle, mountain bike or hybrid bike, provided you follow the rules of the road.
Discovery circular: the gentle Seudre in Saujon
Circular discovery of the town centre and the surrounding countryside.
Walk along the banks of the gentle Seudre river
This route is suitable for cycling (mountain bikes, hybrid bikes) in accordance with the Highway Code.
Circular Ribérou route via Ilate and Lande
Circular route around the Lande starting from the port of Ribérou.
Around Sablonceaux Abbey - Le Chemin des Prêtres
This route allows you to discover Sablonceaux Abbey in the middle of the fields from several angles.
The route passes through woods, fields, vineyards and horse farms, giving you an insight into the diversity of agricultural activities around Sablonceaux.
Country Walk from Nancras to Balanzac
Amidst woods, fields and small hamlets, the countryside around the villages of Nancras and Balanzac unfolds. A typical example of Romanesque Saintonge heritage, the13th- and16th-century churches and the16th-century castle evoke a heritage rich in history.
Mornac-sur-Seudre interpretive trail
Discover a typical oyster-farming village on a trail lined with numerous information panels, allowing you to stroll through the village, then walk alongside the many colourful oyster farmers' huts to finally reach the Seudre.
The marshes of Mornac-sur-Seudre
A delightful, easy walk to discover the marshes surrounding the picturesque village of Mornac-sur-Seudre.
From Vallières beach to Suzac beach
The Vallières and Suzac headlands mark the ends of the long beach at Saint-Georges-de-Didonne. First skirting the former, you pass by the lighthouse that makes the place so photogenic. Then, after a long walk from one end of Saint-Georges-de-Didonne beach to the other, you reach Suzac Point, which is much wilder. The destination of the walk is Suzac beach, a little gem nestled between two points.
Saint-Georges-de-Didonne - the caves - Meschers
A very pleasant walk with magnificent scenery. You will pass along fine sandy beaches, close to magnificent fishing huts and sumptuous limestone cliffs in which real troglodyte cities have been carved out (Regulus and Matata caves). A visit to the seaside resort of Meschers will precede your return through the Suzac forest.⚠️ 16/04/2025: Route modified on the hike sheet due to passage through private property.
The moors from Cadeuil to Sainte-Gemme
Set amongst pine trees, a lake and rocky landscapes, the village of Sainte-Gemme stands out for its10th-century priory. The walk forms part of both the historical heritage of Romanesque Saintonge and its natural heritage.
The Fort and Forest of Suzac
A walk beneath the holm oaks of the coastal path, high on the cliffs overlooking the mouth of the Gironde estuary, through the Suzac Forest and past the beaches of Meschers-sur-Gironde or Saint-Georges-de-Didonne. Along the way, the remains of the Atlantic Wall; offshore, the famous Cordouan lighthouse, the ‘Versailles of the sea’, and to the right as you look towards the estuary, views of Royan and Saint-Georges-de-Didonne.
The four beaches walk
A walk along four beaches and cliffs between Meschers and Saint-Georges de Didonne. It can be shortened by almost 6 km by not making the round trip to the Vallières lighthouse on Saint-Georges beach. The walk will be easier if the tide is not too high, as the route follows the beaches.
The marshes and cliffs of Meschers and Talmont
Between the sea and the countryside, enjoy a peaceful stroll along small roads and paths, visit Talmont and the marshes, and return via the cliffs of Meschers.
Meschers-sur-Gironde, estuary and hillsides
A lovely circular cycle route offering beautiful views of the estuary and a chance to explore the nearby countryside, with its hillsides and marshes. Whilst you’re there, stop off at Talmont to visit one of the most beautiful villages in France. The route is well signposted, the roads are very quiet and there are significant stretches of cycle path. Follow the cycle path signposted ‘des deux mers’, then cycle path 5, then cycle path 4.
Forest, beach and fishing huts in Saint-Palais-sur-Mer
The first part of the circular path is in the Forêt des Combots d'Ansoine, followed by a walk along the beach and then along a coastal path dotted with numerous fishing huts and passing by the Puits de l'Auture, a natural curiosity worth discovering.
The Cadeuil ponds circular loop from La Gripperie-Saint Symphorien
Near the coast and the Brouage Marsh, a circular route runs along the Massonnerie Nature Reserve and around the large ponds of the Cadeuil sandpit.
Hedgerows and marshes of the former Gulf of Santons
When the Broue tower was built, it was reflected in the waters of the Gulf of Santons. The sea is now so far away that it can no longer be seen from the tower's terrace. But from the heights of Saint-Jean-d'Angle, you can still imagine the boats that once sailed here and brought wealth to the port and the village.
The banks of the Gironde, the Talmont marshes and the Gallo-Roman ruins at Le Fâ
Don’t miss, at a place called Le Caillaud, the row of fishing huts on the banks of the Gironde estuary and a superb view of the village of Talmont-sur-Gironde, nestled on its rocky promontory. You’ll pass by the foot of a ‘amer’, a fixed landmark that was used for navigation on the Gironde estuary, and you’ll cross the Fâ, a major Gallo-Roman archaeological site.
Talmont-sur-Gironde via the Caillaud cliffs, starting from Barzan
"Muddy waters"! With its muddy waters, the Gironde estuary is every bit as impressive as the Mississippi. On the edge of this austere expanse sits one of the most beautiful villages in France, Talmont-sur-Gironde.
Taillée du Pas de la Vache
Circular through the former salt marshes of Saint-Just-Luzac
Circular route from Pointe de Grave to Verdon-sur-Mer
Circular hiking or mountain biking route: forest, Océane Beach, Saint-Nicolas and Pointe de la Grave lighthouses, Logis marshes, Faille Marais, view of the Gironde estuary.
Wandering between the vineyards and woods in Saint-André-de-Lidon
A pure countryside walk in the municipality of Saint-André-de-Lidon, with no difficulty and no remarkable sights to see, for those who just enjoy hiking.
Please take care not to obstruct the passage by parking your vehicle(s).
Please respect other people's property. Picking or gathering is prohibited on private land.
The Bois de la Clie in Les Essards
Set amongst forests, woods and small hamlets, the rural landscape of the commune of Les Essards unfolds before you. A typical example of the Romanesque heritage of the Saintonge region, the 12th-century church and a 15th-century watchtower add to the charm of this tree-lined, natural route.
The Pierre Loti Route to Saint-Porchaire
Following in the footsteps of the famous writer and through the forest, you’ll discover Saint-Porchaire and its surroundings. Typical examples of the Romanesque heritage of the Saintonge region, the12th-century church, the Château de La Roche-Courbon and the Marie Bon house are sure to satisfy the curiosity of walkers.