Walking - Gaschet path
The Gaschet dam has a unique landscape in the archipelago with a water area of 100 hectares. Bird lovers have counted 80 species, making this a unique site in the Lesser Antilles, especially for migrating ducks. It is also an easily accessible spot for anyone looking for "nature and a change of scene".
A wide-open, rustic site, ideal for getting away from it all.
Starting at the site's information panel, follow the path winding its way between the various rest places (karbays, benches, nature-drawing spots) all the way to the bird reserve.
You go back to the starting point the same way.
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"Hiking Sketch" nature drawing activity and "Karu Explo" digital treasure hunt (smartphone application) on the site.
No bathing.
A bylaw prohibits hunting and protects wild animals on the site.
Please respect the signs reminding visitors about the regulations on the site.
NB: unsupervised car park.
A wide-open, rustic site, ideal for getting away from it all.
Starting at the site's information panel, follow the path winding its way between the various rest places (karbays, benches, nature-drawing spots) all the way to the bird reserve.
You go back to the starting point the same way.
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"Hiking Sketch" nature drawing activity and "Karu Explo" digital treasure hunt (smartphone application) on the site.
No bathing.
A bylaw prohibits hunting and protects wild animals on the site.
Please respect the signs reminding visitors about the regulations on the site.
NB: unsupervised car park.