Beautiful view of Yport

Tucked away in a small valley, this seaside resort, despite being devoid of anything resembling a harbour, still housed a seafaring community. Until the 1970s, Yport fishermen used so-called kaïks (beach boats designed to be pulled over boulders). Now some specimens have appeared on the beach again, but more for folklore than fishing. The village shows a beautiful architectural unity and a charm that is partly the result of the relatively few tourists, nevertheless there is a casino here.

A picnic spot and a viewpoint are marked on the map. You have a beautiful view of the cliffs of Yport.

The tiny town between towering tall chalk cliffs has a quiet and laid back atmosphere, with a book lending library on the beach, charming cafés, and a line of spacious old-school beach huts to keep beach gear for longer stays.