Stranden in Hauts-de-France

Coastal Beach Escapes

This collection features the diverse coastline of Hauts-de-France, ranging from the historic sandy shores of Malo-les-Bains to the 134-meter-high chalk cliffs of Cap Blanc Nez. The list includes urban beaches with modern promenades in Calais and Boulogne-sur-Mer, alongside specialized locations like the clothing-optional dunes of Blériot-Plage and the inland leisure resort of Axo'Plage near Monampteuil.

Plage de Malo-les-Bains

Wide sandy beach lined with 19th-century villas. It served as a primary site for the Dunkirk evacuation during World War II.

Cap Blanc Nez

Chalk cliffs offering views of the English Channel and the White Cliffs of Dover. The site contains World War II bunkers and a Dover Patrol monument.

Plage de Boulogne-sur-Mer

Sandy beach located next to the harbor and Nausicaá National Sea Centre, featuring a promenade and seasonal beach huts.

Calais Beach

Broad sandy shoreline with a renovated promenade, offering views of cross-channel ferries and proximity to the Calais lighthouse.

Blériot-Plage

Named after aviator Louis Blériot, this coastal area features extensive sand dunes and designated sections for naturism.

Axo'Plage

Lakeside beach resort at Monampteuil featuring 10 hectares of parkland, sports facilities, and a supervised swimming area.