Le Tréport Beach & Seafront

A Norman Seaside Escape

Perched at the mouth of the Bresle river on the Alabaster Coast, Le Tréport has drawn visitors to its pebble shore and lively seafront promenade for generations. The town blends a working fishing harbour with the relaxed rhythm of a classic Normandy resort.

Cliffs and the Historic Funicular

Behind the beach rise the region's famous white chalk cliffs, among the tallest on the French coast. A century-old funicular railway carries visitors from the seafront straight up to the clifftop viewpoints, one of the town's signature landmarks.

The "Villes Sœurs"

Across the Bresle estuary sits Mers-les-Bains, Le Tréport's twin resort, whose colourful Belle Époque villas face the sea in mirror image. Together the two towns are known as the "Villes Sœurs" — the sister cities — sharing one continuous stretch of coastline.

Watching the Channel

This camera looks out over the English Channel from the Tréport seafront, capturing the ever-changing moods of the water, the passing fishing boats, and the silhouette of the cliffs and funicular in the distance — a classic view of Normandy's coastal charm.