Guided Seal Watching Tour in the Baie de Somme at the Pointe du Hourdel

Seals are the stars of the Baie de Somme, delighting the curious and animal lovers who stroll along the bay. In fact, they represent the largest colony of seals in France, divided between 2 species: the grey seal and the harbour seal. But what are the differences between these 2 species? Why do they stay here all year round? What do they eat? ... If all these questions and many more have crossed your mind, you need to take part in this guided seal-watching outing in the Baie de Somme without delay! A local guide will be on hand to provide you with a wealth of information, not just about seals, but also about the whole ecosystem of the nature reserve, which needs to be preserved.

You will set off on a 2.5-hour hike at the Pointe du Hourdel to an observation point where conditions are perfect for seeing the seals in the Baie de Somme without disturbing them. As well as learning more about these marine animals, you will discover just as much about the phenomenon of the tides, the area known as the foreshore, the birds that also live in the bay, and so on. The aim is for you to experience total immersion in the nature reserve while coming away from the adventure with a wealth of new knowledge! Whether you are a real nature enthusiast or just a family looking for a fun outing, this experience at the Pointe du Hourdel is open to everyone. And don't forget to bring binoculars so you can make the most of the view of the seals!

Just a 10-minute drive from Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and 25 minutes from Le Crotoy, the Pointe du Hourdel is THE must-see seal-watching site in the Baie de Somme. So make the most of it by visiting the site with the Promenade en Baie guides on this seal-watching hike at the Pointe du Hourdel!