Holiday Rentals Le Tréport | Normandy | France

Your holidays in Le Tréport, the Normandy seaside resort on the Côte d'Albâtre :

Come and stay in the heart of the Côte d'Albâtre, in the charming seaside resort of Le Tréport, twin sister of Mers-les-Bains.

Between Hauts-de-France and Normandy, overlooking the highest chalk cliffs in Europe, Le Tréport combines the charm of its fishing port, bustling with life in all seasons (shops, casino, markets and cinemas) with that of Mers-Les-Bains and its listed "Belle Epoque" villas.

Discover the diversity of landscapes between Etretat and the Baie de Somme: cliffs, marshes and salt marshes, the liveliness of the resorts all year round, the beauty of the superb seafronts at Mers-Les-Bains and Le Tréport, and their beach huts... Don't miss out on Le Tréport's special features, such as the Eglise St-Jacques, the Chapelle St-Julien, the old covered market or the Cordiers district.

A lively fishing port, Le Tréport has become one of the most attractive resorts on the Normandy coast. Sea bathing and days at the seaside have always attracted many holidaymakers. The natural liveliness created by the movement of fishing, merchant and pleasure boats complements the many festivities that take place throughout the year. The JOA Casino in Le Treport has a restaurant overlooking the sea, a cinema, a games room and a bar. The Quartier des Cordiers, the funicular ride up through the brick vaults, and the exceptional panorama from the top of the cliffs will not leave you indifferent.

In Le Tréport, you'll find a fishing port with 70 boats, as well as a marina lined with shopping streets, where the 4-star Goélia le Phare residence, set right on the quayside, is a popular choice. The cliffs are illuminated until 1am every evening from May to September, and on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays the rest of the year, giving Le Tréport a festive atmosphere with its musical entertainment and numerous restaurants.

From the lighthouse, walk along the beach esplanade and admire the magnificent night-time spectacle of Europe's highest illuminated chalk cliffs. For the more adventurous, try the night funicular! You arrive at the vaults in darkness, but the tunnels are magnificently illuminated. A unique experience!

Activities in Le Tréport :

Sporting activities:

Lovers of water sports will be delighted by the many water sports available: windsurfing, funboarding, surfing, Longe Côte, stand-up paddle, fishing, kayaking, fishing, sea excursions...There's no shortage of land-based activities either: riding centre, hiking, mini-golf, bowl-in-café (bowling, billiards, casino...), cinema, market square, shops, kindergarten... There's something for everyone, of all ages. Le Treport is the ideal destination for a successful family holiday. Finally, you can also relax at the O2 Falaises aquatic centre in Mers les Bains, with its three areas: aquatic area, wellness area and fitness area.

Cycling on the Côte d'Albâtre :

The entire length of the Chemin Entre Verre et Mer, formerly the Chemin des Etangs, has been rebuilt to the delight of locals and tourists alike. 18 km of fully accessible route from Le Treport to Gamaches in the heart of the Bresle Valley. The route offers a number of viewpoints over the ponds of the Bresle Valley. Pass through the small villages that make up the charm of our valley and take the time to reconnect with nature! It's just as accessible for bikes as it is for pedestrians and people with reduced mobility. Numerous benches and picnic areas have been installed for your convenience.

Take the funicular to the top of the Tréport cliffs:

Take the Le Tréport funicular from the lower town to the upper town, and reach the top of the highest chalk cliffs in Europe... At the top, you'll have a superb panoramic view of the surrounding area, including Le Tréport and Mers-les-Bains.

Visit the heritage of Mers les Bains - Le Tréport

In Mers-les-Bains, visit the Romanesque-Byzantine church of Saint-Martin, the statue of Notre-Dame-de-la-Falaise at the top of the cliff and the gallery of small shops in the rue Jules Barni. In Le Tréport, stroll along the quays of the Port du Tréport and in the Quartier des Cordiers, visit the Musée des Enfants du Vieux Tréport, the military cemeteries, the Kahl-Burg (a Second World War bunker with 270 metres of galleries on 4 levels, built by the Germans), and the church of Saint-Jacques.

Hiking in the Pays de Caux

There are plenty of great walks, cycle rides and horse rides to discover the area around Mers les Bains-Le Tréport and the Pays de Caux. Here's a selection: the GR21 long-distance hiking trail from Le Tréport to Criel-sur-Mer, the Sentier du Littoral coastal path from Mers-les-Bains to Ault (7 km), the Chemin Vert du Petit Caux, from Eu to Dieppe (17 km), etc.

Other nearby activities

Visit the town of Eu (historic centre, park and garden of the Château d'Eun, collegiate church and crypt of Eu, etc.), walk in the Bois de Cise (nature trails, villas hidden in the woods, etc.), stroll in the Yères Valley, fishing and water sports in the Bresle Valley, etc.

By road: A1 (Paris-Lille) - A16 (Paris-Calais) - A28 and A29 (Reims-Le Havre)

*from PARIS North: Porte de la Chapelle - N1 - A16 - exit Beauvais Nord, direction Le Tréport

*from PARIS South: Porte Saint Cloud - A13 - towards Rouen, Amiens, Calais A28 - exit n°5 Blangy sur Bresle - towards Le Tréport/Mers les Bains

*from Luxembourg: Thionville - towards Paris A4 - Reims A26 - Saint Quentin A29 towards Rouen, Aumale - A28 exit n°5 Blangy sur Bresle - towards Le Tréport/Mers les Bains

*from Brussels: Lille - Arras - Doullens - Abbeville - towards Eu/Le Tréport

Arriving in Le Tréport, head towards the town centre, then along rue Albert Cauet, past the fishing port and along the quays to reach the residence and its car parks.

You can also park opposite the Tourist Office and walk across the locks to the residence (parking charges apply at weekends and in summer).

By train: Tel. 36 35 www.ter-sncf.com/picardie

Gare du Nord: train Calais - Amiens - Abbeville then Le Tréport / Mers les Bains by train or bus

Gare St Lazare: train Rouen-Dieppe then bus Gare Le Tréport / Mers-les-Bains

Haute Picardie TGV station Ablaincourt Pressoir - Amiens train towards Abbeville then train or bus to Le Tréport/Mers les Bains station

By air: Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports Tel. 3950 www.adp.fr - Roissy-Ch. de Gaulle / Amiens airport link Paris Charles De Gaulle SNCF station (Terminal 2)

Haute Picardie TGV station Ablaincourt Pressoir. Bus to Amiens station

Beauvais - Tillé Airport - www.aeroportbeauvais.com - Tel. 03 44 11 46 66