The journey begins gently east of Amiens, where the river draws lazy curves between the ponds. Here, time seems to stand still: the water shimmers beneath the willows and history surfaces at every turn. You can choose to stay at one of the CAMPING-CAR PARK sites in Cappy or Bray-sur-Somme to explore this peaceful valley freely.

To discover

• The Somme Canal : A perfect route to cycle along the river (allow 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your pace) between locks and silvery reflections.

• The Cappy Harbour Master's Office : Rent a pedalo, a paddleboard or an electric boat for a silent trip (1 to 2 hours) close to the aquatic wildlife.

• The Frise Viewpoint : Head up high to admire a breathtaking view of the river’s meanders.

• The Little Train of the Upper Somme : Board this historic steam train departing from Froissy for a journey back in time (1.5-hour round trip).

This stage is a real green lung. The atmosphere is family-oriented and sporty, ideal for a refreshing break around the Berny-sur-Noye lake, before continuing south.

To discover:

• Berny-sur-Noye lake : Just next to the site, enjoy a pedalo trip or a moment of relaxation.

• Green Tourism : The destination is top-tier for trail running, mountain biking and hiking on marked trails (1h to 4h loops).

• Minigolf de la Noye : After a rustic picnic, challenge your loved ones on this fun course nestled in the greenery.

Welcome to the Oise, a land of character where timber-framed houses and flowering gardens tell of the gentle way of life. Formerie welcomes you for a rural stopover, under the sign of tranquillity.

To discover:

• Saint-Arnoult Priory : Admire this architectural gem made of timber and cob, then stroll through its 5,000 m² garden (visits in July and September).

• Gerberoy : 20 km away, visit one of the most beautiful villages in France. Let yourself be charmed by its cobbled streets and thousands of roses (allow 2h for a stroll).

• Bois de Monceaux : An 11 km cycling loop through the hamlets to breathe the fresh country air (about 1h).

Welcome to one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Between Ault and its dizzying cliffs, Le Crotoy, a charming south-facing port, and Cayeux-sur-Mer, famous for its pebbles and Belle Époque nostalgia, you are spoilt for choice. Settle into the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your preferred location and explore as you please between land, sea and sky.

To discover:

• The Bois de Cise Viewpoint (Ault) : A timeless place to admire the chalk cliffs plunging into the sea (1h walk).

• Baie de Somme Nature Reserve : Observe the common seals on the sandbanks. Pointe du Hourdel is the best spot at low tide.

• The Cayeux Boardwalk : A legendary stroll along the 400 coloured beach huts (1h walk).

• Marquenterre Park (Le Crotoy) : A sanctuary for thousands of migratory birds, to be explored via marked trails (allow 2h to 4h).

• The Route Blanche : A pedestrian and cycle route linking the wild dunes between Cayeux and Le Hourdel (about 1h30).

Head North towards the Pas-de-Calais. Between the upscale resorts of Le Touquet and Berck, Merlimont offers a wilder side, in the heart of the Côte d'Opale.

To discover:

• Parc Bagatelle: The oldest theme park in France for a day of family fun (allow the whole day).

• The Merlimont Dunes: Lose yourself in the paths between dunes and forests to breathe in the scent of the pines (1h to 2h loop).

• Le Touquet-Paris-Plage: Discover the Anglo-Norman elegance of this legendary seaside resort (2h of strolling).

Welcome to the tip of Europe, where the English cliffs seem almost within reach. Calais is not just a place you pass through, it is a place you experience: it is a city of striking contrasts, where the constant ballet of ferries meets the fineness of lace and the poetry of a monumental articulated dragon. Settle into the CAMPING-CAR PARK site located facing the sea to ensure you don't miss any of the spectacle.

To discover: Calais

• The Calais Dragon : Climb onto the back of this creature of fire and steel (12 m high) for a fantastic stroll along the seafront (45 min immersive journey).

• The Calais Lighthouse : Climb the 271 steps to enjoy a unique panoramic view of the Straits of Dover and the British coast (45 min visit).

• The Museum of Lace and Fashion : Discover the world-renowned expertise of Calais lace-makers in this former 19th-century factory (allow 1.5 to 2 hours).

• The Burghers of Calais : Admire Rodin's masterpiece in front of the Town Hall and its majestic UNESCO-listed belfry (30 min stop).

• Calais Beach : A vast expanse of fine sand ideal for an invigorating walk among the white beach huts (1h stroll).

Bray-Dunes is the gateway to Flanders, where colourful beach huts line up in front of protected dune landscapes.

To discover:

• Dune du Perroquet : A remarkable natural site for a panoramic hike (1h40 walk, 6 km).

• The Sea Wall : Ideal for strolling past typical facades and admiring the sunset (45 min walk).

• Dunkirk : 10 km away, explore the maritime history of this famous privateer city (allow 3h for a visit).

In the heart of the Avesnois Regional Natural Park, Felleries is a lush green setting with red brick houses, a land of orchards and traditional craftsmanship.

To discover: Felleries & the ValJoly

• Moulin et Musée du Bois Joli : Demonstration of woodturning by a passionate craftsman (1h visit).

• Water Mill Circuit : A long hike for walkers to discover the local heritage (4h30, 17 km).

• ValJoly Resort : A preserved natural setting for water activities or a forest walk (2h to half a day).

The journey ends on a high note in Wallonia. Herbeumont, nestled in the loops of the Semois, welcomes you to the Ardennes massif for a total immersion in the forest.

To discover: Herbeumont & the Semois

• Herbeumont Castle : Majestic ruins overlooking the river (1h visit).

• Conques Viaduct : Spectacular view over the Semois valley from a height of 40m (30 min stop).

• The Ardenne Forest : In summer, go down the river by kayak or explore the trails on horseback (allow 2h to 4h).