Separated from the ocean by the coastal dune, the Logit marsh is bordered by a forest of centuries-old holm oaks. This border enhances the biological richness of this environment, which is both mild and brackish.
As the last coastal stopover before the Gironde Estuary, the Logit is a favourite stopping-off point for migratory birds.
There is a 3-4km self-guided walking trail with a discovery booklet.
The area around Soulac is also rich in heritage! The seaside resort of Montalivet and its famous market, the historic Cordouan lighthouse, Lake Hourtin, ideal for family outings, and so many other charming, bucolic villages...
The Vensac Windmill An authentic 19th-century windmill that still produces flour every time you visit. Restored in 1982-83 by the miller's son and grandson, the...Discover 
The Médoc vineyards The villages were first built around the vine. A trip to our region would be inconceivable without one or more visits to châteaux or wine cellars....Discover 
La Palmyre Zoo Founded in 1966, the 18-hectare park features 1,600 animals of 115 species. It is the most visited private zoo in France, with almost 700,000...Discover 
