Location: Etretat
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Etretat, Normandy
The stunning cliffs of Etretat are world-famous for their naturally-formed archways. Snap some photos of these geological wonders (you won’t be the first) as you ramble along the coastal path. Historic chateaus and chapels pepper the landscape, and a range of annual festivals infuse this provincial seaside town with revelry.
Restaurants in Etretat
1. Falaises d'Etretat
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5.0 based on 5,674 reviews
Reviewed By ParisianZee - Magor, United Kingdom
Definitely worth checking out. The walk up the cliffs is invigorating and the view on the Atlantic and the little town of Etretat down below is beautiful.
2. Chemin des Douaniers
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5.0 based on 605 reviews
Reviewed By JuliiaFra - Kharkiv, Ukraine
The stairs leading up on the cliff are taking not more than 10 min to go up, but better to be prepared. On the top, the great seascape is awaiting you. Get your comfy shoes on, take a windbreaker jacket (because it may be windy even in summer), it will be a long walk! The path leads you all along the shore, but be careful going down, the railing may be shaky. It is a perfect place to think and enjoy a small company since in the evening hours there is almost no one around.
3. Porte d’Aval
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5.0 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By KatrienS955 - Ghent, Belgium
Walking a bit further than the porte d'Aval, there is a second arch, through which the first arch can be seen, as well as the bay with white cliffs. Well worth the walk and effort! The path, all the way to cap d'Antifer is well marked and easy to follow. And the further one goes from Etretat village, the quieter it is.
4. Cote d'Albatre
5. Eglise Notre Dame de l'Assomption
6. L'Aiguille Creuse
7. La Rose des Vents
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
8. Chapelle Notre dame de la Garde
9. Les Plages Etretat
10. Etretat
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4.0 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By GoodFood88 - Washington DC, United States
Our visit was in a Sunday and everyone in Northern France seemed to have the same idea. There is limited parking in town and we had to hike quite a way to get in to the beach. The town is lovely and plenty of places to eat. You can hike up either set of cliffs if your legs are young and your lungs are healthy. Lovely spot, will return when it’s not the middle of holiday season.
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