This is a meeting place between four rivers, the Douve, the Taute, the Vire and the Aure. The vast amounts of sediment deposited day after day form a unique environment and offer nourishment and shelter beyond compare for the animal and plant life.
Besides having appeal for birds and seals, Veys Bay is also a heavenly place for oyster farmers and shellfish harvesters. Naturally connected by the Marais du Cotentin All it takes is a little respect for the tranquillity of et du Bessin Regional Nature Park to which they the site that these mammals have not chosen by belong, the villages of Isigny-sur-Mer and Chef- chance.
Summer is when their calves are born, fed du-Pont are also linked via the Isigny-sur-Mer and weaned. If a mother seal is disturbed, she will cooperative that has taken their reputation way flee, leaving her incapable pup to fend for itself beyond the borders.
The shores of Cotentin and and almost certainly die. To avoid this, the golden Calvados face each other across the Veys Bay. The rules are to be discreet, stay calm avoid shouting, foreshore is covered mainly in fine sand from the gesturing and bright clothing and maintain a Carentan and Isigny channels.
The Parc des Marais makes for a fascinating exploration. This land of livestock and pastures is home to whole colonies of migratory birds that can be observed from the dedicated hides, especially in the Domaine de Beauguillot National Nature Reserve. Prized by beach foragers and a breath of fresh air and a family get-together, far from the waterfowl hunters, Veys Bay and the surrounding daily grind and life in the fast lane.
