"The village of Queyrac offers a diversity of landscapes: forest, vineyard, meadow and marsh thanks to its location between the ocean and the estuary.
It is through this itinerary that you can discover the varied flora and fauna that surrounds this small, dynamic commune.
The church was recently built at the end of the 19th century to replace a Romanesque building dating from the 12th century which was demolished and whose stones were used in part to rebuild the church we see today. It was begun in 1896 under the direction of the architect Bonnore and inaugurated in April 1901. Its characteristic silhouette dominates the surrounding vineyards where the noble Médoc grape varieties ripen.
Nature discovery walk.
The variety of landscapes, flora and fauna, and crops make it interesting.