In the heart of the Regional Natural Park of the Caps and Opal Marshes, Muriel and Philippe invite you to recharge in a peaceful environment in a bright, newly renovated, and tastefully furnished 50m² apartment (non-smoking). Nestled in the small town of Rinxent (with 2200 inhabitants), this meticulously decorated apartment is located in a family house dating back to 1935, divided into two units and conveniently close to all amenities. On the ground floor, it features a lovely, fully equipped kitchen that opens into a pleasant living room, including a work corner (ideal for remote work), a bathroom with an Italian-style shower and toilet. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms: the first with a 160x200 cm bed and the second with two 90x200 cm beds. Outside: - A spacious enclosed garden - Terrace with outdoor furniture and barbecue - Free parking nearby The beds are made upon arrival (sheets provided at no extra cost), utilities are not included, there's a cleaning fee of €50.00, and a security deposit is required. Tourist tax is additional. Whether you're in search of adventure, relaxation, culture, or cuisine, Rinxent and its surroundings offer a charming and diverse vacation experience, with many reasons to visit for a memorable stay: picturesque landscapes (rolling green hills, waving wheat fields, charming villages with typical Northern French brick houses), proximity to the coast (fine sandy beaches, majestic cliffs, glistening sea), delightful gastronomy (Welsh rarebit, Flemish beef stew, local cheeses, and of course, mussels and fries), rich history and culture (medieval castles, ancient churches, and fascinating museums), outdoor activities (hiking, cycling, horseback riding), local markets, cultural events, warm hospitality, relaxation, tranquility, and easy access. So, get ready to experience an authentic stay in this beautiful region of Northern France!

We welcome you to a family home built in 1935 by our grandparents—a recently renovated vacation rental available for guests. In our beautiful and peaceful small town, you'll find everything you need. Close to the cottage, there is a train station 400 meters away, a TGV station 15 minutes away, a chip shop, a bakery, a pharmacy, a medical center, an ambulance service, a taxi service, two hair salons, a multi-brand car repair shop, a PMU bar, a newsstand, a supermarket with a butcher and a 24/7 fuel station, three restaurants, a canteen, and a local market every Saturday morning. Within 5 minutes of the cottage, you’ll find four supermarkets and a shopping center. There is also the traditional restaurant L’Eau à la Bouche next to Sainte Godeleine Chapel, offering not only bar, creperie, and brasserie services but also high-quality cuisine. The shopping centers Cité Europe and Channel Outlet are just 12 minutes away. Discover the beauty of Wissant Bay, where land meets sea, offering fun activities for all ages. The beaches are less than 15 minutes away. Watersport enthusiasts can take advantage of their stay to explore these activities, while nature lovers will enjoy a round of golf at Wimereux Golf Club (15 minutes by car) or hiking and cycling trails. The Opal Coast is also ideal for bike rides and horseback excursions. Whether you are on vacation or traveling for work, whether you're staying for just a few nights or several weeks, our accommodation is perfect for balancing work and relaxation. For those seeking a local experience during a business trip, our practical yet charming and refreshing rental is the ideal choice. Take the opportunity to explore the Opal Coast during your stay. In the evenings or on your days off, you can visit the historic districts of Boulogne-sur-Mer or stroll along the Calais seawall. Enjoy local specialties in traditional restaurants, or take a scenic walk along the coastline. Enjoy our accommodation with high-speed internet, located in the heart of the Opal Coast. Our rental is available all year round, with a minimum stay of 2 nights, weekend stays from Friday evening to Sunday evening upon request, and weekly rentals. Booking Center: 📞 Priority number: [l'échange de vos coordonnées n'est pas autorisée] (mention property reference H193) 📞 Alternative number: [l'échange de vos coordonnées n'est pas autorisée] (for any difficulties) Family Outing Ideas (10 to 15 minutes from our rental): St. Joseph Village in Guînes (2450 Chemin du Premier Banc): A fascinating historic village that captivates visitors of all ages. Take a step back in time through the charming shops of an old-world village. Allow 2 to 4 hours to fully enjoy your visit. The charming town square of Ardres and Eurolac Park: A leisure park with a bar, restaurants, and an ice cream shop. Since 1997, Eurolac has been a perfect destination for relaxation and entertainment, offering a 64-hectare lake and an electric mini-port with boats available for rent. Fééryland in Tournehem: A family amusement park featuring various attractions for children aged 2 to 14, new rides, a gift shop, and exciting play areas. World War II museums: Explore the rich history of the region through its many fascinating museums dedicated to World War II. Breathtaking views at Cap Blanc-Nez and Cap Gris-Nez: Rent an electric-assisted mountain bike and enjoy the stunning landscapes. The fortified city of Boulogne-sur-Mer: Perched on a hill 60 meters above sea level, this historic district, also known as the "Haute Ville" or "Old Boulogne," is home to cobbled streets and historic buildings predating the 19th century. Must-visit landmarks include: Notre-Dame Basilica (built between 1827 and 1866) with its 101-meter-high dome, inspired by London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral, St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, the Pantheon, and Les Invalides. The Boulogne-sur-Mer Castle-Museum, one of the first fortresses built without a keep in military history, featuring restored moats, a reconstructed drawbridge, and impressive underground chambers. The museum showcases a unique collection, including Egyptian treasures, Greek ceramics, Inuit art, and porcelain. The Belfry of Boulogne-sur-Mer, the city’s oldest monument dating back to the 12th century. And, of course, don’t miss the many seaside resorts and beaches along the Opal Coast. The Pas-de-Calais coastline stretches over 100 km between the Picardy beaches and the beaches of the Nord department. This region, known as the Côte d’Opale, extends from Berck in the south to Oye-Plage in the north. The landscapes are ever-changing, but the vast sandy beaches remain a constant feature. The nearest airports include Grand Calais Airport (32 km away) and Le Touquet-Côte d’Opale Airport (52 km away). We hope you have a wonderful stay in Pas-de-Calais! If you're looking for a peaceful, comfortable, and relaxing place to stay, don’t hesitate to book our accommodation. We look forward to welcoming you!