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Pets welcome
Category(ies) : Forest
This pine and tamarisk wood gave its name to the village at its foot: La Tamarissière. It was planted at the end of the 18th century to combat the silting-up of the Hérault river and its mouth. The maritime pine forest is a listed natural heritage site. Between the sea, the river and the Clôt reed beds, it's also the kingdom of squirrels. A possible landing zone during the Second World War, La Tamarissière was heavily fortified to block the Hérault River, an easy maritime access to the mainland. Today, the type 638 bunker-infirmery built by the Germans is the only one open to visitors in the Mediterranean. From April to September, part of the wood is reserved for camping.
Facilities and services
Pets welcome
Prices
Free of charge.
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