🔴ℹ️ SWIMMING INFORMATION ℹ️🔴
– Anzême (Péchadoire beach): lifeguard patrols will cease from Monday 31 August. From this date onwards, swimming (which has been prohibited until now due to cyanobacteria) will no longer be supervised and water quality will not be monitored.
– Jouillat (Lavaud beach): lifeguard services will cease from Monday 31 August. From this date onwards, swimming (which had previously been prohibited due to cyanobacteria) will not be supervised and water quality will not be monitored.
– Guéret (Courtille lake): activities and bathing supervision will cease from Thursday 27 August. From this date, children’s activities will no longer be offered, bathing will be unsupervised and water quality will not be monitored.
Information updated on Monday 31 August at 9.15 am.
ℹ️ Understanding bathing water quality
The results published on the government’s bathing water quality website are mainly based on bacteriological analyses (particularly for E. coli and intestinal enterococci). These tests assess potential faecal contamination, but they do not measure the presence of cyanobacteria.
Cyanobacteria are subject to specific monitoring carried out by the Regional Health Agency (ARS). In the event of a bloom that may pose a health risk, bathing may be temporarily prohibited, even if the results of the bacteriological tests are excellent.
Information regarding the opening or closure of bathing sites is updated in line with decisions made by the relevant authorities. We advise you to check the latest information regularly before visiting.





















