FamxplorPointe d'Agon
What to expect
The Pointe d'Agon is a natural and preserved area located in Agon-Coutainville, Normandy. It is a haven for wildlife and flora, with over 400 plant species and a variety of animals, including moutons de pré-salé, birds such as bernaches cravants, grands gravelots, and barges rousses. The point is also home to a phare emblématique, a monument to Fernand Lechanteur, and a sentier de randonnée. The area is known for its unique landscape, with herbus, étendues sableuses, and a dynamic estuary. The Sienne river, which flows into the sea at this point, is one of the few rivers in France with Atlantic salmon. The site is perfect for nature lovers and families who want to explore and discover the beauty of Normandy's coastline
Plan your family visit to the Pointe d'Agon with these blog insights 👇
THE POINTE D’AGON
Activities: We went to Pointe d'Agon. We took the car to the sailing school and then took the coastal path through the dunes. We walked three-quarters of an hour and saw the monument to Fernand Lechanteur, then the semaphore and finally the point itself
Highlights: The children enjoyed running in the dunes, learning to orient themselves with the hiking posts and seeing the sea. The views were magnificent. The youngest had a harder time, as "walking in the dunes is not easy at 21 months..." ✨