Tourism information points
Between dunes, marshes, and local heritage, set off to discover a territory rich in nature and traditional know-how. Two visitor centers are there to inform you and guide you during your walks:
👉 The Maison du Platier d’Oye, located in the heart of the Nature Reserve, welcomes you with exhibitions, activities, and discovery trails.
👉 The Intermunicipal House of Audruicq helps you explore the region and the entire Opal Coast.
Platier d’Oye house
Located at the entrance to the National Nature Reserve, the Maison du Platier d’Oye and its visitor center staff invite you to explore the riches of our territory. Exhibitions, activities, hiking trails, and practical information await you.
Practical information
July–August: Open 7 days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
April, May, June, September: Open every weekend
October to April: Seasonal closure
National Nature Reserve of the Platier d’Oye – Car Park
1005 Route des Dunes
62215 Oye-Plage, France
Practical information
Open Monday to Friday – 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. / 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
66 place du Général de Gaulle,
Audruicq
The Intermunicipal House of Audruicq
The OTCI welcomes you from Monday to Friday in its tourist information area, located at the entrance of the Intermunicipal House. There, you will find plenty of tourist information to help you explore the Audruicq–Oye-Plage area and the entire Opal Coast.
Who are we?
he Intermunicipal Tourism and Commerce Office (OTCI) is a non-profit association governed by the French 1901 law, bringing together socio-professional stakeholders and elected representatives of the Community of Municipalities of the Audruicq–Oye-Plage area.
Our missions
The mission of the OTCI is to support the economic, commercial, and tourism development of the municipalities within the area through several key actions:
🔸 Promotion of tourism and leisure activities
🔸 Local events and initiatives to stimulate the economy, tourism, and commerce
🔸 Public reception and information
The OTCI works in partnership with local shopkeepers, craftspeople, farmers, and associations wishing to develop their activities, and collaborates closely with public authorities to promote the natural, cultural, and economic resources of the area.
