Beach Cap Blanc-Nez

Beach Cap Blanc-Nez is situated in the village of Escalles and is part of the Grand Site National des 2 Caps, a classified Grand Site de France known for its striking natural beauty. The beach is located near the renowned Cap Blanc Nez cliffs, providing visitors with a breathtaking view of the landscape and the English coastline on clear days. The beach is particularly expansive during low tide, revealing a vast expanse of fine sand and providing ample space for visitors.

The beach is not only popular for its beauty but also for the various activities it offers. It serves as a starting point for beautiful walks, including the GR 120 trail which leads from the top of the cliffs to various destinations. The beach is also a haven for bird enthusiasts due to the presence of nesting birds on the cliff-face. Additionally, it is a site of historical significance, with World War II structures and a monument located at the top of the cliff.

Despite its popularity, Beach Cap Blanc-Nez is not overly crowded, particularly at low tide. However, visitors should be mindful of the tide, as it can come in quite quickly. Free parking is available for those visiting the beach.

To reach Beach Cap Blanc-Nez, visitors can take a path called Cran d'Escalles during low tide. During the summer period, from July 1st to August 31st, pets are not allowed on the beach. The site is also accessible to people with reduced mobility.