Turnkey stays let you discover the region and learn in a different way.
Le Lazaret is the ideal destination to arouse your curiosity!
From accommodation to catering and entertainment, everything is done to simplify your sea class.
Our sales department will propose a tailor-made program.
Choose from our “Sustainable Development”, “From the Sea to the Thau Lagoon”, “Palm Hiking” or “Sailing” themes.
Awareness-raising activities for young people help them discover environmental issues.
Day1 Lunch at Le Lazaret Installation in rooms.
Afternoon Sailing session: Depart on foot from Le Lazaret for the Françoise Pascal nautical base.
Afternoon Underwater excursion: Depart from Lazaret to discover the seabed and enjoy a unique experience.
Afternoon Meeting with a shellfish farmer: Depart from Lazaret with your bus.
You’ll be welcomed in Marseillan at 3:00 pm by a shellfish farmer.
Oyster handling techniques, tasting.
Dinner at Le Lazaret Evening at leisure.
Day 2: Morning Sailing session: Walk from Le Lazaret to the Françoise Pascal nautical base.
Your instructors await you for an introductory sailing session. Morning Fishing with a landing net: On the Lazaret beach, a fishing session.
Learn about the fragility of our ecosystem.
Learn what lies beneath the lagoon by classifying animals and plants.
Lunch at Le Lazaret Afternoon: The art of marine ephemera: Highlight the natural riches of the sea through an ephemeral work of art.
Dinner at Le Lazaret Video evening on marine diversity
Day 3 Morning: Sailing session Depart on foot from Le Lazaret for the Françoise Pascal nautical base.
Morning Cap d’Agde Aquarium: Depart with your bus along the coastal road to Cap d’Agde.
Discover the many species from around the world and the Mediterranean.
The visit ends with a hands-on workshop.
Lunch at the Lazaret Afternoon: Depart with your bus for the Pointe courte pier, a typical fishing district.
Tour of the Etang de Thau off Bouzigues aboard the Sub Sea Explorer, a glass-bottomed boat, underwater vision and discovery of oyster farms.
