France Harbour mouth of Saint-Valéry-en-Caux, western pier
The harbour mouth of Saint-Valéry-en-Caux is one of the most striking features of this charming coastal town along Normandy’s Côte d’Albâtre. Framed by dramatic, towering white chalk cliffs, the narrow channel cuts directly through the coastline to connect the English Channel with the town's protected inner basins.
Marked by its distinct lighthouse guiding vessels through the tides, the harbour mouth offers a picturesque view where traditional fishing boats and modern yachts navigate the maritime gateway. It is a favorite spot for visitors to stroll along the piers, watch the dynamic tides of the Alabaster Coast, and take in panoramic views of the open sea.
Marked by its distinct lighthouse guiding vessels through the tides, the harbour mouth offers a picturesque view where traditional fishing boats and modern yachts navigate the maritime gateway. It is a favorite spot for visitors to stroll along the piers, watch the dynamic tides of the Alabaster Coast, and take in panoramic views of the open sea.
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Sunrise & Sunset
07:15 - 20:37
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Chalk Cliffs
Harbour mouth
Locations
Northern France
Haute Normandie
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