Étretat and Normandy Coast

Stretching over 140 kilometers between the Seine and Somme estuaries, the Alabaster Coast is known for its striking white cliffs. Among them, Étretat’s cliffs stand out for their vertical formations and raw, natural character.

This impressive natural arch, carved by the sea, is one of Étretat’s most iconic sights. Nearby, the 51-meter-high Needle rises from the water, showcasing the geological history of the coastline.

The Amont Cliff is one of the largest maritime sites in Normandy and is home to a wide variety of bird species. As you walk along the paths, you will also pass near the Notre-Dame de la Garde Chapel, dedicated to sailors and fishermen.

Step into the world of Arsène Lupin at the former home of author Maurice Leblanc. This museum offers an immersive experience blending literature and mystery.

Enjoy the beach while admiring the cliffs or stroll along Étretat’s promenade. For a more active experience, the coastline also offers opportunities for water sports and outdoor activities.