This vast estuary stretches between the Pointe du Hourdel and the Marquenterre dunes. Channelled from Abbeville, the Somme river wanders here at the mercy of the tides, which can retreat up to 14 kilometres. From the most beautiful local campsites, a very beautiful sight to contemplate from the quays of Le Crotoy and Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme, or from the small steam train which has been running since 1858. The bay of the Somme is also a paradise for seals, Henson horses and a wide variety of birds.
Treat yourself to a family holiday in the Somme at Le Val d'Authie campsite in Villers-sur-Authie. Located just 12 km from the sandy beaches of Quend and Fort-Mahon, the site is ideally situated for exploring the Baie de Somme National Reserve and the Marquenterre Bird Park.
Discover the campsiteTreat yourself to a family holiday at La Dune Fleurie in Quend Plage, just 2km from the beach and near the famous Marquenterre bird park. A prime holiday spot between the Somme Bay to the north and Authie Bay to the south.
Discover the campsiteSpend your next holidays in the exceptional environment of the 5-star campsite Les Castels Domaine Château Drancourt in Estreboeuf, Picardie.
Discover the campsiteTreat yourself to a family holiday at La Dune Fleurie in Quend Plage, just 2km from the beach and near the famous Marquenterre bird park. A prime holiday spot between the Somme Bay to the north and Authie Bay to the south.
Discover the campsite