In the lower Authie valley, the Marais de Tigny and Noyelle comprise extensive wet meadows. In both summer and winter, they are home to species-rich communities of marshland and hedgerow birds.
When staying in Tigny-Noyelle, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
There is a hiking trail in the Marais de Noyelle. The Marais de Tigny covers 33.8 hectares and is home to protected plants such as Ache rampante and Pesse d’eau, as well as breeding white storks.
One variant of the Boucle des Marais crosses the Authie bridge to the marsh, where there is an information board.
In the vicinity of Tigny-Noyelle lies Plage de Fort-Mahon, a beach. In the wider regional area are Plage Saint-Gabriel, also a beach, and Mont Saint-Frieux, a hill.
Culture
Jardin Euphonie is a Japanese garden with a tea pavilion, Shinto altar, torii gate, Japanese bath, more than 100 plant species, and a pond. Euphonie Musica Nigella organises seasonal classical concerts and a festival.
Moulin de Tigny is privately owned and is not open to visitors.
In the vicinity of Tigny-Noyelle lies Abbaye Notre-Dame de Forest-Montiers, a historic site. The former monastery of Saint-Josse-sur-Mer is also nearby.
In the wider regional area of Tigny-Noyelle are Abbaye de Valloires, a historic site, the ruins of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Longvillers, and the “Etaples Military Cemetary” park.
On site
Tigny-Noyelle offers residents, walkers, and visitors two freely accessible self-service book boxes. These are located at bus stops: the NOYELLE box is at the bus stop on Route du Val d’Authie, while the TIGNY box is near the bus stop on Route de la Vallée towards Impasse de la Mairie.
