There are some
160 species of birds in the lower Doubs Valley near Chalon-sur-Saône.
Bee-eater and kestrels, black kites and honey buzzards… |
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The luxurious
hotel barges and cruising boats bring the canals of Burgundy
to life during the summer months. |
The rivers
of Burgundy provide opportunities for sight-seeing, outdoor activities
and a wealth of habitat for wildlife. |
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Sitting in
the centre of Bourgogne is the Morvan Forest, a natural park
covering nearly a quarter of a million hectares. |
