The most beautiful natural sites to discover Aude

From parking to the beach: five hundred metres to travel for non-residents of naturist villages on a hard, horizontal and barrier-free path.

On the beach: swimming is not dangerous.

This walk is part of a "sensitive natural space". More than anything else, we invite you to enjoy the site only with your eyes and in the calm. It would be a shame to frighten the wild fauna that resides there: pink flamingos and cormorants are a rare and privileged spectacle! You will be left on the left by the pond and on the right by the vineyards and the massif de la Clape. The journey is punctuated with interpretive panels showing the different local animal and plant species.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

This salty expanse, surrounded by hills, was exploited from 1856 to 1945 as a salt marsh. Today, this beautiful pond fed by rainwater and runoff is reserved for migratory birds. During your walk, you will surely have the pleasure to contemplate some wading birds in full nap or meal. You will also contemplate the original colours of the Doul, a characteristic linked to the fact that the pond is the deepest (about 3 metres) and the saltiest (70 grams of salt per litre) of the Narbonnaise.

Municipal authorization of June 14, 1996. Different naturist residences: Aphrodite, Oasis, Ulysses, Eden and GCU camping. Swimming supervised from June to September.

Very popular with naturists, even and especially out of season, this beach, which must be about 2 km long, is almost exclusively frequented by the owners and tenants of the local naturist residences.

Municipal authorization of December 11, 1974. Naturism is practiced on three kilometers of beach, at the height of the Fleury cabins - although it is officially authorized only 500 meters. This beach was run by the nearby naturist center «La Grande Cosse».

Municipal Authority of August 24, 1993. A naturist zone translated by blue flags.