Marvel at nature's little treasures at low tide

Learn to fish on foot, discover the foreshore while respecting it.
Marvel at nature's little treasures at low tide.

Observe and marvel at the incredible biodiversity that lives on the foreshore.
Anecdotes about animals and seaweed, the sexuality of a seafood platter.
Learn the right gestures and reflexes for sustainable, respectful fishing.
Understand how all these living creatures can live both when the sea is high and when it has receded.
What are their secrets? What do they eat? How do they reproduce? Can we eat them? What are the rules?
Anecdotes about the lives and habits of some of them, and the sexuality of a seafood platter. And seaweed? Live or dead, what are they used for? Can we eat them? What are their virtues?

Equipment: shoes that fit well, no flip-flops. Raincoat and warm clothes, if necessary. Jumping net (optional). Cap, water bottle, ocean-friendly sunscreen.

Ages 4 and over (able to walk on wet, slippery rocks).

12 people maximum

Meeting point Pointe de Goulvars ( in front of the little house with blue shutters next to the Thalasso )