Guided stand up paddle trip on the Seudre river near Royan

Go stand up paddling on the Seudre, near Royan and discover a calm estuary populated by more than 280 species of birds!

Standing on your stand up paddle, you will have a front row seat to contemplate the surrounding landscapes of the Seudre. This 70 km long river has its source in Charente-Maritime, at Saint-Genis-sur-Saintonge at a place called "Le Vivier" and flows into the Maumusson channel opposite the island of Oléron. It is thus in the estuary of the Seudre, in the heart of the salt marshes, that you will have the chance to go for a ride on a stand up paddle (SUP). Only 15 minutes by car from Royan, you will discover the smallest estuary in Europe, classified as a Natura 2000 reserve for its exceptional fauna and flora.

Accompanied by a local guide and connoisseur of the region, you can learn more about this peaceful and wild natural area. If you've never done stand up paddling before, it's no problem, you'll quickly get the hang of it with the guide's advice! Stand up paddling is accessible to anyone who can swim and your guide will be able to adapt to your level.

Stand up paddling in the Seudre estuary promises you a moment of calm, serenity and conviviality as you discover the area. So get ready to experience a moment out of time and immerse yourself in this wild place accompanied by the songs of the birds and the reflections of light on the water. Resourcing guaranteed!

But that's enough dreaming! Book your guided stand up paddle trip on the Seudre near Royan now to enjoy this immersive experience!