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La plage de Sainte Marguerite sur Mer walks
From Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer to Varengeville and back via the GR®21
A lovely walk to explore the coast from Sainte-Marguerite to Varengeville.
Views over the plains of Varengeville on the way out, and on the return journey via theGR®21, which takes us past the seaside cemetery where the painter Braque is buried, the Ailly Lighthouse, the Monet Trail and lovely views of the cliffs and the English Channel.
In May, the return route is often lined with stunning rhododendrons.
Walks near La plage de Sainte Marguerite sur Mer
From Veules-les-Roses to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer via the GR®21
Second part of the stage on the afternoon ofthe fifth day. Apart from the steps at Sotteville and Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, there’s nothing particularly exciting about a coastalGR® route that’s so far from the coast.
Neuville Cliffs
A pleasant short hike starting from Dieppe station.
Dieppe, its quays, its sea wall, its beach
A lovely and simple way to explore Dieppe harbour and its view out to sea in a one-hour walk there.
From Dieppe to Saint-Martin-Plage (Petit Caux) via the GR®21
Morning of the7th stage, setting off from Dieppe to reach Petit Caux.
From Saint-Valéry-en-Caux to Veules-les-Roses via the GR®21
The morning of the5th stage between the port city and one of the most beautiful villages in France.
From Gonzeville to Veules-les-Roses, from flax blossoms to the sea
This short journey through the Pays de Caux will charm you with its steep-sided paths, dovecotes, castles and other skilfully restored manor houses. In the countryside where Bourvil once lived, the air is fragrant with the scent of flax. Upon arrival in Veules-les-Roses, you’ll discover France’s smallest river, which flows into the English Channel at a pebble beach typical of the Normandy coast.
Make sure you have asecond vehicle for the return journey.