Plage de Veules-les-Roses

The beach combines sand and pebbles along the Alabaster Coast, extending between white limestone cliffs near the mouth of the Veules River.

Established as a seaside destination in the 19th century, the beach attracted artists and writers who sought inspiration from the Norman coastal landscape.

Local fishermen maintain traditional fishing practices, setting up wooden structures on the beach for drying and preparing their daily catch.

The beach provides direct access from the village center, with parking facilities and several restaurants serving regional seafood specialties within walking distance.

Located at the endpoint of France's smallest river, which runs just 1.1 kilometers from source to sea through the village.

Location: Veules-les-Roses

Address: Front de Mer, Point Plage, 76980 Veules-les-Roses, France 76980 Veules-les-Roses 76980 Veules-les-Roses

Phone: +33235973186

Website: http://pointplage.fr/site/site_60.asp

GPS coordinates: 49.87780,0.79968

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:32