Plage du Cap Blanc-Nez

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Perfect place for a day trip. Free car park. Good walking routes. Nice blue sea. Only 15 minutes from Calais. Beautiful Cliffs This is a must go to if you are in the 'Cote D'Opale'. You will see the white cliffs in France that really resemble the white cliff of Dover. The place is really easily accessible and will take you roughly 10 minutes to get from the parking to the beach. Well worth a little visit! Don't think that the region around Calais is all harbours, industry and ships. There are absolute natural spectacles here. A very beautiful with mega views of the steeply sloping rocky coast. A real spectacle at sunset. This is a must-visit! It's quite crowded because of all tourists, but if there's low tide, the is huge and there's plenty of room to walk. Our kids loved building bridges in the tidal pools on the beach, using stones and pebbles. Go directly to the in order to view the cliffs instead of going to the viewpoint. You can hike to the top of the cliff where there’s a monument of some sort. We spent most of the morning here to enjoy the view and fresh air. When it’s not cloudy, you could see the White Cliffs of Dover in England! Do watch out for the tide as it can come in quite quickly. Very beariful beach! Must see if you are around. Confortable parking and easy access to the coast Amazing beach! Small, free carpark. Walk down the path 10min to see the beach. Huge empty beach. Sea pools ideal for small kids. Windy. No toilets. Muslim friendly. U can enjoy and relax without the crowd. The at the foot of Cap Blanc-Nez is covered by water on high tide but becomes a very wide sandy expanse at low tide. Excellent for walking, swimming and playing in the sand. The cliffs are very beautiful in the afternoon/evening light and the crowds thin out as the evening draws on. Perfect for a day trip! Beautiful beach. Easy access from parking. A nice, but windy, hike to walk on the sandy and then back via the fields and cliffs. Seeing The White Cliffs of Dover across the sea so clearly is a delight. Great that toilets are available by parking. The water taps for hands didn't work. No benches/chairs so if you want to do a picnic, bring a blanket! And try to find a spot out of the wind. amazingly beautiful scenery, stunning views on the UK coast on a clear day Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.