The most beautiful landscapes

When the sea puts on a show

The cliffs of Étretat, the undisputed stars of the Côte d’Albâtre, will leave you breathless. But that’s just the beginning: every valley hides a secret passageway to wild beaches where the sea seems endless.

In Fécamp or Dieppe, the harbors breathe authenticity, with their colorful boats and salty air. And for those who want to get wet (literally), paddle, kite or sail are on the program.

The coast here is a breath of freedom.

City Break!

Towns with a strong character

Rouen, the medieval city that never sleeps, blends history and modernity with panache. With its lively terraces, gourmet markets and bustling culture, Rouen has an energy that’s sure to get you moving.

In Le Havre, boldness dominates: arty architecture, urban beaches and inspiring light.

Further afield, Dieppe charms with its retro airs and pastel facades.

And what can we say about the small villages with their unique souls? They complete an urban picture of unsuspected richness.

A postcard version of the countryside

Meadows as far as the eye can see, clos-masures surrounded by hedges and half-timbered farmhouses that look like something out of a fairy tale. Here, the flax dances in the breeze and the cider sparkles in the glasses. The countryside is also an invitation to gentle adventure: hiking on forgotten paths, cycling through fields and orchards, or hanging out by a pond. A simple, unforgettable escape.

A postcard version of the countryside

Meadows as far as the eye can see, clos-masures surrounded by hedges and half-timbered farmhouses that look like something out of a fairy tale. Here, the flax dances in the breeze and the cider sparkles in the glasses. The countryside is also an invitation to gentle adventure: hiking on forgotten paths, cycling through fields and orchards, or hanging out by a pond. A simple, unforgettable escape.

The Seine between sweetness and mystery

As it meanders through the region, the Seine tells a story, the story of picturesque villages like La Bouille.

Its ever-changing meanders attract herons, fishermen and dreamers in search of new discoveries. And then there are the ferries, gliding from one bank to the other as if to link two worlds.

With a sunset as a backdrop, the Seine becomes a vivid, almost hypnotic tableau.