Equihen-Plage

Wild child of the sea

Protected wilderness, an immense fine sandy beach, mussel-covered rocks, stunning sunsets, an array of brilliant colours and an invigorating sea air – these are just some of the delights that Equihen-Plage, the wild child of the sea, has in store for visitors.

The true nature of Equihen-Plage is to have stayed loyal to its original landscape and heritage -a simple fishermen’s village perched on top of the cliff, defying the elements and nourished body and soul by the sea.

Tourist Information Center

Place Albert Bécard
62224 Equihen-Plage
+33 (0)3 21 99 05 43
accueil.leportel-equihenplage@tourisme-boulonnais.fr

Equihen-Plage

Wild child of the sea

Boulogne’s Museum

The museum is home to numerous and varied collections which transport the visitor through a wide range of cultures.

Hardelot

A lush-green island in the middle of the Côte d'Opale

Wimereux

The Jewel of Saint-Jean Bay

Le Portel

Sheltered by the harbour of Boulogne-sur-Mer port, Le Portel is above all shaped by its 1.5 km fine sandy beach

FORUM DE LA BLUE SOCIETY

Blue Society Forum

Join Nausicaá’s Blue Society forum, enjoy the interactive terminals in a group or individually, and test your knowledge about our blue planet.

Underwater observatory – tropical lagoon

Hundreds of tropical fish decked in shimmering colours live here together, creating a stunning spectacle.

Otaries dans le bassin californien de Nausicaa

Californian Reserve for sea Lions

Daily activities and medical training sessions… meet our sea lions in the open-air reserve!

Under the Ocean

Cross the Big Aquarium in the 18-metre-long tunnel to get face to face with the species living in the Ocean.

Manchot à Nausicaa

The penguin beach

Head for the South African shores to meet our Cape penguins - an unforgettable experience!

enfant devant requin taureau

Shark aquarium

Embark on a journey on the high seas and meet the ultimate marine animal.

grande baie de Nausicaa

The great spectacle of the Ocean

Discover the immense window and be immersed in the deep blue sea at the heart of the new exhibition.