Wild pearl between sky and sea
Ault
Ault is perched atop chalk cliffs. It’s a simple and beautiful spot to walk, breathe, and gaze at the sea.
Must-Sees
Discover the Baie de Somme
A unique land between earth and sea. Wild cliffs, medieval towns, seals on the sandbanks — each destination reveals a unique side of the bay.
Traveler Destinations
Must-see attractions to discover around your rental.
Each destination provides access to its actual listing, with photos, tips, Pass d’un Instant partners, and quick access to the interactive map.
By default, the destinations are presented in the recommended order from Saint-Blimont.
A secret gem between forest and cliffs
Bois de Cise
Bois de Cise blends forest, old villas, and sea views. The spot is peaceful, ideal for a leisurely stroll.
Between endless sky and wild horizons
Cap Hornu
Cap Hornu, at the heart of the bay, is perfect for observing tides and birds. The light changes quickly, and so does the landscape.
The authenticity of the coastline, between pebbles and colorful cabins
Cayeux-sur-Mer
Cayeux-sur-Mer is known for its large pebble beach and its colorful cabins. It is lively in season, but you can also find truly peaceful moments there.
Medieval town full of history
Saint-Valery-sur-Somme
Saint-Valery-sur-Somme is a charming town between port, alleys, and bay. You can easily spend the day here between visits and walks.
Royal elegance and timeless charm
Eu
Eu is a small town steeped in history, with its castle, collegiate church, and a pleasant center to explore on foot.
A secret world beneath your feet
Naours Caves
The Naours Caves form a vast underground network to visit with family. It’s an original outing, both fun and historical.
At the Heart of the Baie de Somme's Secrets
Lanchères
In Lanchères, the Maison de la Baie provides an excellent explanation of the local fauna and flora. A good stop before heading out for a walk.
Picturesque port and grand bay
Le Crotoy
Le Crotoy combines a port, sandy beach, and bay atmosphere. It is an easy destination for walking, dining, and enjoying outdoor moments.
Close to the wild nature
Le Hourdel
Le Hourdel is a small port at the entrance of the bay, known for seal watching. The atmosphere is simple, wild, and relaxing.
Majestic cliffs and maritime spirit
Le Tréport
Le Tréport is the sea, the cliffs, and a lively port. Between the funicular and the quays, there’s plenty to do without rushing.
Subtle charm along the water
Long
Long is a peaceful village in the Somme valley, with beautiful heritage and lovely walks by the water.
Belle Époque elegance facing the sea
Mers-les-Bains
Mers-les-Bains is renowned for its colorful Belle Époque villas. The seafront and cliffs make for a very pleasant walk.
Cycling escape along the coastline
La Vélomaritime
La Vélomaritime allows you to follow the coast by bike, at your own pace. The route alternates between villages, nature and sea views.
Infos pratiques
Market Days
Common references for all accommodations to organize your shopping and local outings during the stay.
Monday
- Mers-les-Bains
- Quend (summer)
Tuesday
- Le Tréport
- Cayeux-sur-Mer
- Fort-Mahon
- Le Crotoy (summer)
Wednesday
Thursday
- Abbeville
- Mers-les-Bains
- Quend (summer)
- Fort-Mahon
Friday
- Le Crotoy
- Eu
- Cayeux-sur-Mer
- Fort-Mahon
Saturday
- Ault
- Rue
- Abbeville
Sunday
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Market Days
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