Côte d'Opale: the land of the 2 Capes
Atouts principaux du voyage
- Des paysages naturels époustouflants : le Caps Blanc-Nez et Gris-Nez, avec leurs falaises et leurs plages infinies
- Un littoral protégé, reconnu pour sa beauté et son patrimoine naturel
- Quatre journées de marche conviviale pour allier plaisir et découverte
- Un hébergement tout confort qui offre des services comme une piscine chauffée et un accès direct à la plage
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Discover the Opal Coast on a hiking holiday with us
Set out to encounter the spectacular landscapes of the Côte d'Opale, between dizzying cliffs and endless beaches. This holiday, organized around thefamous Caps Blanc-Nez and Gris-Nez, offers immersion in the heart of a preserved coastline, labeled a Grand Site de France since 2011.
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Explore breathtaking panoramas
Hikes will take you through 23 kilometers of protected coastline, where nature reveals all its grandeur. From Sangatte to the heights of Blériot, you'll cross steep cliffs, sandy beaches and historic relics that bear witness to the region's past.
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A friendly, rejuvenating adventure
Suitable for all levels, hikes take place in a friendly, non-competitive atmosphere. Each day, lasting around 6 hours, will be punctuated by moments of sharing, relaxation and exploration in the great outdoors.
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Ideal accommodation for a comfortable stay
You'll be staying in a holiday village located in Blériot-Plage, recently renovated and rated ***. Ideally located, it offers direct access to coastal paths and the beach via a staircase. After your exertions, enjoy the heated outdoor pool, hammam or simply the tranquility of this exceptional setting.
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Why choose this Opal Coast holiday?
This program combines nature, culture and well-being, for a escapade that revitalizes body and mind. The varied landscapes, World War II relics and rich local biodiversity make this a unique experience.
Join us for an unforgettable week of hiking on the Opal Coast, where freedom and beauty meet at every turn. Book your adventure now with ATC Routes du Monde.
