라 샤펠 쉬르 듄‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 천연기념물

A fantastic vantage point and an information panel allow you to appreciate the view of the English Channel. The idea is to take a short break halfway through.

Cap d'Ailly is a remarkable natural site located in Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer, on the Côte d'Albâtre. It overlooks the English Channel and offers stunning views of the cliffs and the lighthouse that stands at the tip. It is a unique place that brings together different types of natural environments, such as moorland with heather and gorse, which gives it a little air of Scotland or Brittany. Cap d'Ailly is a property of the Conservatoire du littoral, managed by the Department of Seine-Maritime.

The panorama of the chalk cliffs, Sotteville-sur-mer is a remarkable natural site located on the Côte d'Albâtre in Normandy. It offers breathtaking views of the sea and the white chalk cliffs that contrast with the blue of the ocean. To access the beach, you have to take a staircase of 231 steps that descends between two sections of cliffs. It is an ideal place to go for a hike, admire the landscape and breathe the sea air. You can also take advantage of the flax fields which bloom in June and which give a touch of color to this verdant setting.

When walking down the rocks, pay attention to the tides and keep enough distance from the rock wall. Debris sometimes fall down. it is recommended to respect a minimum of 50 meters.

The whole walk over the chalk cliffs from Veules-Les Roses to Saint Aubin is very worthwhile. Beautiful views, with the possibility to descend at Sotteville-sur-Mer via a well-maintained staircase.

Great vantage point with a view over the cliffs.

Located in the heart of the Cauchois coast, Cap d'Ailly is home to a rich biodiversity. Many species of birds such as the boreal and black tit, long-eared owl or little owl. The landscapes of this natural site combine cliffs and greenery, with pine groves and deciduous copses. A place to relax and enjoy unspoiled nature.

This belvedere offers a breathtaking view of the coast and the cliffs. The opportunity to appreciate the nuances of the sky on the English Channel. You can access it through well-maintained stairs. Several posters allow you to learn more about the geology and the local ecosystem.