The Gravelle flows through the centre of Le Gicq and is a tributary of the Antenne. The fishing section on the La Gravelle extends from the village of Gicq to its confluence with the Antenne above Les Touches de Périgny.
Those who note Le Gicq and its Gravelle, as well as the Church of Saint Peter, on their own travel itinerary may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Plaine de Néré à Bresdon special protection area under Natura 2000 covers 99 % of the municipality of Le Gicq. Le Gicq is listed as one of the municipalities in the Plaine de Néré à Bresdon Natura 2000 area. The Gravelle may dry up in summer.
Water
The picnic area in Le Gicq is shaded and situated on the bank of a river. The picnic area in Le Gicq also offers the possibility of parking a motorhome overnight.
Culture
The Church of Saint Peter is the most important historical site in Le Gicq and a Romanesque building constructed between the 12th and 13th centuries. It has a western façade with a red round-arched portal consisting of four archivolts. The choir has two 13th-century windows framed by several small columns with crocket capitals.
Leisure
The freely accessible Terrain De Pétanque boules court in Le Gicq belongs to the Terrain De Boules sports facility and is intended for pétanque and jeu provençal. The playing area of the Terrain De Pétanque boules court is accessible to people with motor disabilities.
Other places: Blanzay-Sur-Boutonne, La Flotte-En-Re, Landrais, Léoville, Semussac, Saint-Martin-De-La-Coudre, Boresse-Et-Martron, Thézac
