Choose the most appropriate season
Bird-watching can be good throughout the year even if spring and autumn are considered as the best periods. The lakes are fished in late autumn and winter. The best time to come obviously depend on what one wants to see and do.
What you mustn’t come without
Don’t forget your walking shoes (rubber boots in winter), binoculars and even a telescope if you have one.
How to get the Brenne
By road : The A 20 toll-free motorway exit 13.1 if coming from the north or exit 17 if coming from the south
By rail : Tours or Poitiers railway stations and car hire. Both have easy links with London via Lille.
Also accessible by train via the following stations : Châteauroux, Argenton-sur-Creuse, Poitiers (with bus service to Brenne) or Châtellerault (no direct bus service)
Par bus : some tourist accommodation can be reached by bus from Châteauroux station.
Regular services : Châteauroux /Argenton / Le Blanc / Poitiers and Châteauroux / Mézières / Azay-le-Ferron. / Tournon-St-Martin.
Request services : from Mézières-en-Brenne, Azay-le-Ferron, Le Blanc
https://www.remi-centrevaldeloire.fr/horaires-et-itineraires/remi-plus-a-la-demande/
Information : 0 806 70 33 33 (telephone before 17h the previous evening). www.remi-centrevaldeloire.fr
Airport : Tours (75 minutes drive) or Poitiers (60 minutes drive) and car hire.
Wildlife information
Brenne’s wildlife visitor Centre
02 54 28 11 00
www.maison-nature-brenne.fr
Tourist and wildlife information
Maison du Parc information centre
02 54 28 12 13
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www.destination-brenne.fr