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Thairé walks
Between Saint-Vivien and Thairé
A 13 km circular route in Aunis, on the edge of the Yves Marsh. The route follows many hard-surfaced and very little-used farm tracks, with about a third of the route on dirt tracks.
This route can be covered on foot or by bicycle (with a proper mountain bike on the path along the canal surrounding the marsh).
Tour de Salles-sur-Mer
A short stroll through the Salles countryside.
A small market town near La Rochelle and Châtelaillon, Salles-sur-Mer has managed to retain its charm as a small village in the Aunis region.
Charras Canal - Côte de la Lance
The Charras Canal, the Marais du Roy, the Cabane de Moins, walks with little elevation gain (average altitude = 3 m). Between Châtelaillon and Rochefort, a large marsh area provides an opportunity to observe numerous seabirds and migratory birds. A few hills dot the horizon, former islands from Roman times: Voutron, Liron, Flay, Île d'Albe...
From Baie d'Yves to Fort de Fouras via the coastal path
Most of the route follows the coastal path between the Baie d'Yves nature reserve and the town of Fouras. You will pass numerous fishing pontoons along the way and can visit Fort Vauban at the mouth of the Charente. The landscape will look completely different depending on the tide.
From Thou to Les Égaux de Chambon
Short route in the Aunis plain between woods and farmland.
Chassagné - Pommerou
Discover Pommerou, a charming little village, tucked away in the Aunis countryside, off the beaten track, yet well worth a visit. Here you can admire a few old Charente-style houses, tastefully restored.
Saint-Jean des Sables - Les Boucholeurs
A classic walk for Charente locals along the Châtelaillon coast. Views of the islands, Fort Boyard, Pertuis d'Antioche...
Discovering La Jarne
Discover a small village near La Rochelle. The Aunis countryside on the city’s doorstep!
Frace Lake in Aigrefeuille-d'Aunis
A beautiful walk along Frace Lake, which is popular for fishing and walking, and on through the little town of Aigrefeuille-d'Aunis, where you can visit the Ouchettes cheese dairy and goat farm.
Circular walk starting from Saint-Christophe
Pass through the village of Saint-Christophe, in the hamlet of Cugné. A path through the fields, through a small wood and along a few shaded roads.
The Fouras Marsh and the Pierres Closes
The Marais de Fouras is located north of Saint-Pierre, bordered by the Charras Canal and the Frênes levee. It is a natural area that is home to herons, storks and many other birds. The route then takes you to the Pierres Closes dolmens near the Charras Canal and back to Saint-Pierre via the Route Impériale, with a view of the Prée Salée.
Between Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée and Fouras along the Charente
A circular starting from Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée to reach the Charente and its numerous carrelets, then the ocean and the seaside resort of Fouras. The return journey is along the north coast.
From Pointe de la Parpagnole to Charras in Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée
The route follows the Charente River near its estuary to the mouth of the Charras Canal, opening up a view of a vast circular bend in the river.
The forts of the estuary
One of the most beautiful walks on the Fouras peninsula: from the banks of the Charente to the Espérance beach in Fouras, it takes in the islands and forts that protected the Rochefort harbour.
Le Bois Madame and Soumard
Starting from Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée, between woods and marshes, in the heart of the peninsula, with a beautiful view of the Anse de Fouras on the edge of the Bois Madame.
Circular route through the Chie Loup marshes towards the Pierres Closes
A circular route, mostly through the marshland between Le Vergeroux and Breuil Magné, which will take you to the Pierres Closes – a small group of megaliths on the edge of the Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée golf course.
Le Morillon - Le Chêne Vert
Walk along the slopes of the valley floor that feeds the Moulinette stream via surface runoff.
From Pointe de la Fumée to Fort Énet
A short walk, which can only be done at low tide, takes you out to sea in an unusual setting.
The Carrelets of Anse de Fouras
This walk will take you along the coastline of Anse de Fouras, with its variously designed and decorated carrelets (fishing huts). Enjoy the beautiful maritime atmosphere and heritage.
Charente Estuary, Saint-Laurent Marshes and Pointe de la Fumée
A lovely circular route between land and sea, with superb views of the islands and the offshore forts. The route starts between the Charente and the grazed marshes of Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée and ends with a return trip to the Pointe de la Fumée and its magnificent panoramic views. A few forts on land and several seaside houses add a lovely touch of heritage. In summer, this mountain bike route can be combined with a refreshing swim in the sea.
From Fouras to Fort La Pointe
This hike allows you to discover two links in the chain of defences that protected Rochefort in the 17th and 18th centuries. The route, which largely follows the coast, is easy and does not present any navigation difficulties.