FÉCAMP (10 KM AWAY) * Abbaye de la Trinité de Fécamp: This impressive religious building, founded in the 7th century, is a jewel of Gothic architecture and houses relics. The interior is majestic, with magnificent stained glass windows and impressive architecture. * Palais Bénédictine: Fécamp is also famous for its Bénédictine liqueur, made in this neo-Gothic and Renaissance-style palace. You can visit the palace to discover the history of the liqueur, its richly decorated rooms and even take part in a tasting session. * The Port of Fécamp and the cliffs: Fécamp is also a fishing and yachting port with a beautiful view of the surrounding cliffs. Take a stroll along the quayside to discover seafood restaurants and local shops. YPORT (15 KM AWAY) * Description: A small fishing village nestling between the cliffs, Yport is an ideal place to relax on the beach or explore the picturesque narrow streets lined with Norman houses built of brick and flint. * The cliffs: The white chalk cliffs of the Côte d'Albâtre, visible from Yport beach, are ideal for a walk with spectacular views over the English Channel. ÉTRETAT (25 KM AWAY) * Les Falaises d'Étretat: Étretat is famous for its iconic cliffs, including the famous natural arch and the hollow needle. You can walk along the cliff paths to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the sea and unique geological formations. * Les Jardins d'Étretat: Overlooking the cliffs, these contemporary art gardens feature plant sculptures and offer magnificent views of the cliffs and ocean. * Étretat Beach: The pebble beach is also a pleasant place to relax and swim, especially in summer. VALMONT (15 KM AWAY) * Valmont Abbey: This Cistercian abbey founded in the 12th century is a peaceful spiritual place surrounded by gardens. Although partially in ruins, the abbey retains a unique charm and offers guided tours. * Valmont Castle: This 16th-century castle is also interesting for its history and gardens. Although it is not always open to the public, you can appreciate its exterior architecture. VATTETOT-SUR-MER (20 KM AWAY) * Vaucottes beach: This lesser-known beach than Fécamp or Étretat is a quieter spot, ideal for a seaside stroll and a moment of relaxation away from the crowds. VEULES-LES-ROSES (30 KM AWAY) * Description: This village is listed as one of the most beautiful in Normandy and is home to France's smallest river, the Veules. The river flows through the village, powering old restored mills and creating a picturesque backdrop. * Cressonnières and the Circuit des Sources: Veules-les-Roses is also famous for its cressonnières, where watercress grows. The Veules trail is a great way to discover this charming village, with its half-timbered houses, flower gardens and cobbled streets. CANY-BARVILLE AND CANIEL LAKE (25 KM AWAY) * Lac de Caniel: This lake is a leisure centre offering activities for all ages, including pedalos, kayaking, mini-golf and even a summer toboggan run. The peaceful setting, surrounded by rolling green hills, is perfect for a family outing. * Château de Cany: This 17th-century château, surrounded by formal gardens, is open to visitors in summer. The grounds are perfect for a stroll and offer lovely views over the valley. SASSETOT-LE-MAUCONDUIT (20 KM AWAY) * Château de Sissi: This château, now a hotel, was the residence of Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sissi) during her stays in Normandy. You can visit the exterior and stroll through the gardens. The castle's history is often explored through exhibitions and guided tours.