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Our must-sees

The Médoc, much more than a wine region, is a veritable playground where nature and history meet. Whether you’re a lover of nature, history or in search of relaxation, Margaux Médoc offers a variety of experiences to suit all tastes. Discover the treasures of this destination through our walks and excursions.

Explore the Médoc through our walks

The Médoc reveals itself through a series of unmissable walks, accessible to all. Whether you’re a seasoned walker or a family with young children, these routes will guide you through the heart of unspoilt nature and a rich heritage. Here are just a few of the unmissable walks:

  • La Boucle des Palombes à Labarde: A tranquil route through the heart of Labarde, ideal for watching the goshawks and enjoying the serenity of the surroundings.
  • La Boucle des Marais à Soussan: Immerse yourself in a soothing environment where the marshes offer a beautiful immersion in the local wildlife.
  • La Boucle des Châteaux de Margaux: Wander through the Médoc vineyards and discover the majestic châteaux for which Margaux is famous.
  • La Boucle des Pins in Le Pian-Médoc: A walk under the majestic pine trees, perfect for total immersion in nature.
  • La Ronde des Marais: Wander through the marshes and take advantage of the calm, natural atmosphere to observe the local flora and fauna.
  • La Route de l’Estuaire à Lamarque: Follow this route along the estuary for exceptional panoramas of the water and surrounding landscapes.

These walks are ideal for nature lovers, but also for the curious wishing to discover the history and landscapes of the Médoc.

River trips

Another way to discover the Médoc is by embarking on an unforgettable river trip on the Gironde Estuary. Just a few kilometres from Margaux, Pauillac invites you to sail this natural jewel, ranked among the most beautiful in Europe.

The Gironde Estuary stretches over 635 km², and offers you an exceptional backdrop. Set off on a guided cruise and discover grandiose landscapes, mysterious islands and an incredibly rich heritage. On this trip, you’ll have the opportunity to admire:

  • The island of Patiras and its iconic lighthouse.
  • The carrelets, the huts on stilts used by fishermen.
  • The fascinating history of the river, the vine and the people who have shaped this region.

Whether you’re a nature lover or simply in search of tranquillity, a cruise on the estuary will allow you to discover the Médoc from a different, more soothing and contemplative angle.

A stopover between estuary and art of living

Before or after your cruise, enjoy a stopover on the quays of Pauillac, the longest in the department at 1,300 metres long. Stroll through the picturesque alleyways of this iconic wine town, and soak up the Médoc art of living. Between nature, culture and gastronomy, Pauillac offers the perfect break to round off your day.