General practical information
Some practical information to help you prepare for your outing
Upon reservation, it is possible to accommodate groups of up to 100 people per two-hour period for guided tours, 48 people by canoe and 30 people by electric boat.
At the table: capacity to accommodate groups of up to 150 people for meals.
There is no minimum age to enjoy our activities except for canoe trips which are unsuitable for children under 4 years old.
Children are required to wear a life jacket, and adults (who must know how to swim) must wear a buoyancy aid. The boat builders provide the equipment as well as a 12L waterproof bag for personal belongings that are sensitive to moisture.
The Les Piquinettes café and the shipyard are accessible to wheelchair users. For technical and regulatory reasons, boarding with a wheelchair is not possible on our traditional boats. Our team is available to advise you on the most suitable solutions.
The guided tour of the marsh is primarily conducted in French. For non-French-speaking visitors, key points can be translated into English when an English-speaking guide is available. Instant electronic translation can also be arranged upon request (please notify us in advance).
Regarding the workshop, a video in English, Dutch and German is available on our website so you don't miss anything.
- Smokers are asked to smoke outside the premises and to use the ashtrays.
- Dogs must be kept on a leash, both on the site and on the boats.
- Bringing alcohol onto the premises is strictly prohibited.
- Picnics are permitted at the outdoor tables for visitors ordering drinks at the bar. Please take any rubbish with you.
- During mealtimes, the marquee is reserved for customers having lunch at the café.
- Please help preserve the marsh: do not throw any waste into the water, respect the wildlife, flora and the tranquility of the area.
