Nature walks – Discovering the beach and the sea

What is a tide line? How are tides formed? What do whelk eggs look like? What are those shells on the rocks?

To find out everything about the beach and its secrets, set off on an adventure with Bruno Outters, a professional diver from Trouville, a true local character and a passionate advocate for marine life!

Join us for a 3-hour educational and eco-friendly walk to explore the Trouville coastline!

This 7km walk, from the promenade jetty to the Roches Noires cliffs, is invigorating and full of surprises, helping us to appreciate the richness and fragility of marine ecosystems. On the way back, you’ll be invited to pick up some litter (please bring gloves and a small bag if possible) – unfortunately, the tide line always has a few surprises in store…

Suitable for anyone of average fitness, this walk does, however, present a few challenges (walking on sand, rocky sections, mud and steep paths).

Please bring walking shoes, a windbreaker or a cap (depending on the weather) and a bottle of water. The start of the walk is subject to the guide’s approval, who will check that your clothing and footwear are suitable.

For children, this walk is recommended for those aged 10 and over.