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A hidden natural heritage
Comprising the Gua Marsh and the Perge Marsh, this path between the forest and the dune system forms a wooded haven that is not immediately apparent. The diversity of its landscapes, the unique nature of its formation and the rich variety of flora and fauna it harbours make it an exceptional place, accessible on foot for everyone to enjoy!
💡 A handy tip before you set off: The marsh is a natural area, so it’s subject to the vagaries of the weather. Make sure you dress appropriately!

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The Perge marsh, covering an area of 130 hectares, is fed by the Gua channel, which runs through it from south to north, by rainwater running off the dunes, and by the water table ,which also contributes to its water supply.
If you’re lucky, you might spot some of the animals that thrive in this unique ecosystem. Keep your eyes and ears peeled – a duck, a heron, an otter or some turtles might be hiding amongst the foliage! Migratory birds or deer may also join you on your walk.
Informative signs will guide you along the route, making this walk an educational experience.

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