A dynamic region with a wealth of resources



Situated on the English Channel, the Côte d'Albâtre is the name given to the coastline of the Pays de Caux in the Seine-Maritime region. Its white cliffs are geological wonders that are unique in the world, and over the years have charmed many artists such as Claude Monet, Gustave Courbet and Eugène Delacroix, and more generally the Impressionists, as well as writers including Maupassant, Maurice Leblanc and Georges Simenon.


Whether you're a fan of fishing on foot, grandiose landscapes, heritage or thrills, the Côte d'Albâtre has a wealth of things to discover on the Normandy trails!



An unspoilt nature



From Étretat to Veules-les-Roses, via Fécamp and Les Petites-Dalles, discover this sublime landscape for yourself along the customs trail (GR21) from valley to valley, or let a professional guide show you the wealth of local flora and fauna on nature tours!

A living heritage



The Côte d'Albâtre is rich in history, and its memory lives on. From Empress Sissi's visit to recharge her batteries to the Second World War, not forgetting the Terre Neuvas, whose activity shaped the area, and the Impressionists who sublimated it, whatever your interests, we have the right outing for you.

A gourmet land



Normandy is a land of farmers and fishermen, and you'll find the culinary delights of our region on the markets or direct from the producers: fresh cream made from raw milk, farm butter, cider, seafood, etc.
We've also included a few recommendations for local restaurants, bakeries and caterers.

Sport and entertainment



The region lends itself particularly well to outdoor sports, and there's a wealth of entertainment on offer!
Whether you prefer water or land-based activities, thrills or puzzles, you'll find what you're looking for less than 30 minutes from your Séjour d'Albâtre!

A few turnkey inspirations



We've collected a few programmes and itineraries from individuals recounting their stays in our region, and are sharing them with you below for inspiration!