Natural sites and heritage, on the banks of Europe's largest estuary.
Do you know this fish? It is called meagre. It is fished "by ear"
History with a capital H, and people's stories : a variety of themes…
The mouth of the estuary in Royan – Cordouan lighthouse – the ferry across the estuary – how the estuary was formed – "fishing by ear" – archaeological discoveries – square-net fishing – tidal bore phenomenon – Vitrezay Nature reserve – Vauban citadel in Blaye – the islands…
They Share their secrets and revealing their treasures to us : interviews...
Mr. Pascal Robert, experienced estuary sailor explains about sailing conditions on the estuary
Emmanuel Biloré, nature ranger reveals some of the secrets of Côte de Beauté and its climate
Mr. Serge Lacepe, estuary sailor describes how meagre fish is caught
Jacques Dassié, aerial archaeologist, explains about this technique out of the ordinary and his discoveries
Karine Robin, department archaeologist goes over archaeological digs at the Gallo-Roman site of Fâ
Michel Quéral, wildlife photographer, explains about bird-watching on the banks of the estuary
Gérard Garaudy, Director of heritage conservation in Blaye tells us how the site has always been a military stronghold
Jean-Michel Baudet, wine-grower, introduces "côtes de Blaye" to us

7 stops for you to discover History with a capital H … and stories
Commentaries read by actors, reconstructions, interviews, music…
For each stop there is a three-minute commentary.
Audio directions suggest a tour guiding you from one stop to the next.