Plage de Saint-Valery-en-Caux, Saint-Valery-en-Caux

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By belgianguy1

As is the case with most Normandy beaches, it's all pebbles here...however it's a spectacular setting, with huge and steep cliffs in the background... windy place though

As is the case with most Normandy beaches, it's all pebbles here...however it's a spectacular setting, with huge and steep cliffs in the background... windy place though more »
By FairCityFrasie

St.Valery sits between the towering white cliffs and has a long, expansive and pristinely clean beach of pebbles and shells. I retreated to the beach after visiting the WW2 battle positions that...

St.Valery sits between the towering white cliffs and has a long, expansive and pristinely clean beach of pebbles and shells. I retreated to the beach after visiting the WW2 battle positions that... more »
By AlbertSalichs

Plage de Saint-Valery-en-Caux is the main beach of the town, in the coast of Normandy, in the North of France.We came here in December, so we could not to go to the beach to bath and sunbath...

Plage de Saint-Valery-en-Caux is the main beach of the town, in the coast of Normandy, in the North of France.We came here in December, so we could not to go to the beach to bath and sunbath... more »

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By Benjamin France

Rocky pebbles beach low tide does revealsome sand but not much, some beach shoes are recommended as there are some jagged rocks. Car park and toilets with lifeguard are close by. There is a nice view from the top of the cliffs with a ww2 bunker and memorials and great views over the town and beach

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By P Rijnart

Great city walk and walk along the shore and pier. The walk starts right side of the Henri IV house and takes about half an hour going up the quartier. You can easily combine with a walk starting from the free Parking at the Casino. Lovely mondaine place.

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By Chris Pearce

Stopped for the 3rd time to break our journey home in a motorhome. Great motorhome aire overlooking the sea and a 5 minute stroll into the town. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Motorhome owners, take care on the approach road to the aire, it is quite narrow.

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By JanSki_ Ski

Scary scary place to park. Under cliffs that look like they might just collapse at any moment. No toilet. No electric. No space. €10 for nothing. However the town looks lovely. I just went on my way after a night's sleep.

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By Burgel Kutt

Nice promenade along the beach with wonderful view on the cliffs in both directions. There is still an active cinema in the casino.

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