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Discovery April 1, 2026 → September 30, 2026

Cruises in Canche Bay

Discovery April 1, 2026 → September 30, 2026

About the event

Embark on a 50-minute cruise aboard a tour boat on Canche Bay, organized by the Tourist Office. → Route: Étaples-sur-Mer > Canche Estuary > Étaples-sur-Mer (Some trips include a 10-minute stop in Le Touquet.) → A tour guide provides commentary on the spectacular natural scenery, including dunes, tree-lined shores, jetties, and sandbars. Boarding takes place at the port of Étaples-sur-mer.

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