Cap Blanc-Nez Must-see
A chalk cliff rising to 134 metres, offering a view of the English coast on clear days, an emblematic site of the Grand Site des Deux-Caps.
See on the map →A wild coast facing England, the Côte d'Opale owes its name to the changing reflections of its light, between white chalk cliffs, dunes and beaches swept by the winds of the Channel.
Open Côte d'Opale on the interactive mapA chalk cliff rising to 134 metres, offering a view of the English coast on clear days, an emblematic site of the Grand Site des Deux-Caps.
See on the map →The closest point to England, just 28 km away, with its dark cliffs and heavy maritime traffic observable from coastal trails.
See on the map →A protected natural area between Cap Blanc-Nez and Cap Gris-Nez, one of the finest coastal landscapes in France, crossed by hiking trails.
See on the map →Vast wind-swept sandy beaches, popular with land-sailing and kitesurfing enthusiasts.
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