Water tours and activities Lorraine

Leave the gondolas in Venice. The sparkling Venice is here! Cast off and let your pilot guide you on the meandering canals that cross the city. You will discover all the secrets and richness of the Chalonnais heritage through the anecdotes that will enliven your journey. In a green setting, the architecture of the city is revealed: the Market castle, the Sainte-Marie convent, the Notre-Dame-en-Vaux church... without forgetting the highlight of the show which awaits you in the gallery of the rue Lochet.

Flying and discovering the city of Colmar, it is beautiful and good… And if you discover it otherwise, in an equally original way? In the boat, for example! On the small river of Lauch, little Venice Green, you will be voguerez on the water and the landscape will influence under your eyes as a show that you will not be able to get to you so much the city that away under your eyes will appear of a rare and unexpected beauty! A boat trip as romantic as interesting from a tourist point of view… A gentle visit from Colmar with Sweet Narcisse!

Patrick Unterstock is the last active boatman in the Ried area. He will take you on a ride on the river in a wooden boat with a flat bottom, made in his own workshop. Patrick organizes half-day or full-day tours, with a tasting of a matelote. He also puts at your disposal his Hutte des Castors, a very ecological gîte (4 persons) : solar energy for water and wood for heating. Very nice too, his Tipi de la Presqu'Ill.

A walk along a dead arm of the Rhine with a variety of fish. This aquatic fauna is the pride of Biesheim, whose population used to live from fishing. This 45-minute trip is carried out in a flat-bottomed boat equipped with an electric motor under the guidance of boat guides who will tell you about the history of Biesheim and the characteristics of the flora and fauna that inhabit the Giessen. It's an enchantment!

Located in the town of Rhodes, Etang du Stock is the largest lake in the region, covering 750 hectares. It offers visitors the chance to discover a wild and unspoilt natural environment. Canoe enthusiasts will be delighted, as this sport is easily practiced on the pond. However, it's important to note that canoeing on calm water requires more effort than canoeing on a river. To make the most of this experience, we recommend following the banks of the pond to discover the "corneas", unique geological formations that are home to fragile fauna such as harriers, bitterns and water rails. We advise you not to get too close to the reed beds to avoid disturbing these animals. The proposed route is a loop of around 20 kilometers, with an estimated duration of 10 hours.

45 min discovery cruise on the lake of Pierre-Percée.