Horseback riding Somme

Lucien, Gribouille, Abricot, Rodéo, Gudulle and Bella will be your travelling companions as you discover the Bay of the Somme as you've never seen it before! These endearing donkeys will accompany you on a 4 to 16 km hike, depending on the route you choose, or over 30 km if you opt for the 2 or 3-day bivouac option. Pointe du Hourdel, Baie d'Authie, forest and countryside - there's so much to discover! For hikes lasting more than 4 hours, you'll need to bring your own picnic, so don't forget it! Please note that Escap'Ânes offers accommodation.

An immense natural estate where you can recharge your batteries alone, as a couple, with your family, in a group or with your horse! In an exceptional green setting, you can sleep in comfortable cottages or try out more unusual accommodation: gypsy caravan, yurt, cabin on the water or the delightful bird house, or even the atypical and surprising water drop. What's more, there are numerous activities on offer, on foot or on the water, not forgetting the equestrian domain, the hallmark of the area.

Somme Bay rides, mounted or mounted, pony or horse. The equestrian centre has the advantage of being located in a wild area surrounded by a foultitude of marsh birds, herons, and storks. Here people with reduced mobilities will not be sidelined. With graduated monitors and adequate equipment as one raises, everything will be done so that they can also enjoy the pleasures of horseback riding.

Horse walks with a guide to discover the Marquenterre and the Bay of Somme. All levels are accepted as well as children (more than 1.30 m). The guides will enthusiastically tell you the attractions of the territory, but also the history of this horse so endearing, the last equine race born in France. Also rental of boxes and sale of horses.

One of the best places in the Somme to spend an hour or a day in a little paradise where children and animals are king! Here, you can stroke, observe, learn and, above all, enjoy an ultra-pleasurable moment out of time. The rabbits roam, the donkeys wait to be milked so that their milk can be turned into soap, and the kids are a real eye-catcher! There are several dedicated rooms (bees, poultry...), a small store well-stocked with local products and a covered picnic area. Highly recommended!

In a horse-drawn carriage pulled by four beautiful horses, you'll spend a good two hours lulled to sleep by the sound of the waves, the rhythm of the equines, and the voice of Jacky, a horse breeder and trainer, but above all a great lover of the Bay of the Somme (he was born in Le Crotoy). The route takes in the sea and the mussel beds, and includes a stop at the mollières, with anecdotes told by Jacky. It's an unusual visit and an original, unforgettable activity that's great for couples and families alike.

From Morlay's equestrian lodge, go to the railway line of the Bay of Somme train. Take the road from La Petite-Digue and go along the railway line without ever crossing it. Leave two paths on the right. Obliquer on the left and then return to the north.

Take the road on the right. Pass the oratory and both farms. Arrive on the road of Hamelet. In Hamelet at 200 m left: Clocher chapel to «campenard». Turn right. After the houses, leave a path on the right and continue in front of a grassy path describing a curve on the left, then right and again left. Cut the D 140 and turn across 250 m and turn right and continue until the D 235. At the calvaire, take the D 35 on the right 50 m and then turn left on the trail. Continue on the D 140 and win the equestrian Lodge of Morlay while admiring the Hensons. You will be pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome of Carole and Thierry Unattainable, farmers and horse breeders, on their farm (see lodging section). In Ponthoile, join Noyelles-sur-Mer by taking the first road right in the middle of the village and then go to the river Dien, a starting point for many walks.