The Flanders Opal Coast is a diverse territory, with Dunkirk, Gravelines, and the Dunes of Flanders boasting 700 hectares of unspoiled natural surroundings. The territory is a vast garden suspended between sky and sea, bordered by nearly 20 kilometers of fine sand.
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DK'BUS, the public transport network of the urban community of Dunkirk, offers a free transport service that extends to the Bouteille à la Mer gîte, allowing visitors to easily travel to Gravelines and Dunkirk at no cost. This urban transport network, completely free and without any particular formality, serves the entire
The Nautical base is a place of relaxation, leisure, or training located by the sea. The Kitesurfing spot is called "La Petite Mer". The particularity is that at high tide, a sandbank of a "small sea" up to a square kilometer depending on the tide, constitutes the
A stone's throw from the banks of the Aa River, in the municipalities of Saint Georges sur l'Aa and Gravelines, lies the PAarc des Rives de l'Aa. This multifunctional space consists of a leisure and outdoor sports center. Olympic-sized (length 2,337 m, width 138 m, depth 3 m), the
Maritime life and daily life in the past have given way to today's professions. Several exhibition spaces and reconstructions allow visitors to appreciate the challenges of each era. The Sea House at Grand Fort Philippe is a museum that traces the maritime history and the memory of fishing in Iceland. The Rescue House, as for
