CONTACT US · villabellerose2025@gmail.com
7 RÉSIDENCE CAMP SAINT-PIERRE · 62170 BEUTIN
CONTACT US · villabellerose2025@gmail.com
7 RÉSIDENCE CAMP SAINT-PIERRE · 62170 BEUTIN
From Beutin, explore a region full of character: the ramparts of Montreuil-sur-Mer, the port of Étaples, the dunes of Le Touquet, the long beaches of the Opal Coast and the Bay of Somme.
Here are our ideas for putting together your stay to suit your wishes.
Nearby: Montreuil-sur-Mer 5 km · Étaples 5 km · Le Touquet 10 km
Dunes, beach, forest and seaside elegance.
Three complementary atmospheres to discover the essentials around Villa Bellerose: heritage, maritime tradition and the seaside way of life.
A charming historic town, perfect for strolling through narrow streets, enjoying excellent restaurants and sitting on terraces.
A lively stop along the Canche, connected to its port and maritime traditions.
Beach, dunes, architecture, gastronomy and shopping: the resort can be explored in every season.
Cliffs, estuaries, ports and seaside resorts shape a spectacular coastline, to explore over half a day or a longer getaway.
20 km. A vast beach, sand yachting, kayaking, Authie Bay and seal watching at low tide. In April, kites take over the sky.
Approximately 25 minutes. Nausicaá, the old town, the basilica, the ramparts, the belfry and France’s leading fishing port make for a rich day.
35 to 45 minutes. Ports, quays, a medieval town, viewpoints and marshes open the way to the Bay of the Somme and the Marquenterre Nature Park.
Ambleteuse, Audresselles, Wissant, Wimereux, Cap Gris-Nez and Cap Blanc-Nez alternate sandy beaches, rocks, cliffs and panoramas over the English Channel.
To explore further: Hardelot, Sainte-Cécile, Fort-Mahon-Quend, Cayeux-sur-Mer, Mers-les-Bains, Le Tréport, Calais, Gravelines, Abbeville and Amiens.
On foot, by bike, on horseback or simply facing the sea: here, each day can take on a different rhythm.
Fine sand from Marquenterre to Équihen and as far as Sangatte; pebbles at Cayeux and Mers-les-Bains; coves and rocks around Audresselles, Ambleteuse and Cap Gris-Nez.
Possible departures from the gîte, GR121 just behind the villa, Course Valley, EuroVelo 4 Vélomaritime and Véloroute 362 along the Canche.
With binoculars in hand, observe the birds in the bays of the Canche, Authie and Somme, or at Marquenterre Park. Seals can be spotted from a distance, respecting their tranquillity.
Montreuil Citadel, Neuville Charterhouse, Hardelot Castle, the Touquet museum, memories of Agincourt, belfries and maritime traditions tell the story of the area.
A bench facing the sea, the scent of sea spray, seals watched in the distance, an immersion in nature in the countryside or a thalassotherapy break: the Opal Coast can also be enjoyed without a programme.
«Here, letting go is part of the journey.»
Fish, cheeses, vegetables, local specialities and village atmosphere: choose your market according to the day of your getaway.
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage — covered market during the school holidays, except February, as well as Easter and Whit Mondays.
Merlimont — Gare Square in July and August.
Sainte-Cécile — summer market, Oyats car park, in the morning.
Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise — Pompidou Square.
Berck-sur-Mer, town — Claude-Wilquin Square, food market.
Étaples-sur-Mer — General de Gaulle Square.
Frévent — Market Square.
Beaurainville — Liberty Square.
Berck-sur-Mer, beach — covered market, rue des Halles.
Hucqueliers — Grand-Place.
Rang-du-Fliers — summer market at the end of the day.
Stella-Plage — Place du Marché, from Pentecost to mid-September.
Hesdin — Place d’Armes.
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage — Place du Marché-Couvert, Rue Jean-Monnet.
Sainte-Cécile — seasonal market on the esplanade.
Berck-sur-Mer, town — Claude-Wilquin Square, food market.
Étaples-sur-Mer — General de Gaulle Square.
Merlimont — Place de la Chapelle outside summer, then Place de la Gare in July and August.
Wambercourt — evening market.
Montreuil-sur-Mer — Place du Général-de-Gaulle: our favourite market.
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage — Place du Marché-Couvert, Rue Jean-Monnet.
Berck-sur-Mer, beach — covered market, rue des Halles.
Auxi-le-Château — Rue du Général-Leclerc.
Fruges — General de Gaulle Square.
Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise — local producers, from May to September.
Berck, town — Place Wilquin.
Stella-Plage — Place du Marché, from Pentecost to mid-September.
Le Touquet — Quentovic Square.
Cucq — Town Hall Square, from October to March.
Good to know: some markets are seasonal. Times, locations and days may change; remember to confirm them before you set off with the tourist office or the municipality concerned.
Festivals, sport, heritage, music, gastronomy and local traditions accompany the seasons on the Opal Coast.
Le Touquet dresses up in enchanting decorations in December, with «Si Le Touquet m’était conté» and the Winter Jazz Festival. In February, enjoy events including the Nuits Baroques and the Enduropale du Touquet-Pas-de-Calais.
Rallye du Touquet, the Coquille Festival in Étaples, the Festi Vintage weekend in Merlimont, the international kite festival in Berck, Fortified Sites Days in Montreuil, nature events and museums: spring launches the season in style.
Music Festival on the Opal Coast, Route des Vacances, Symphonie des Sens, Estivale des Arts, farm walks, flea markets, Jazz Wednesdays, the «Les Misérables» show in Montreuil, Rock en Stock, Malins Plaisirs, Pianos Folies and Touquet Music Beach Festival set the pace during the summer.
European Heritage Days, historical events in Le Touquet, Freerider Fest, the Musica Nigella and Cinémondes festivals, Berck Beach Cross, the King Herring Festival in Étaples and the Touquet Book Fair extend the season.
This selection is indicative and non-exhaustive. Programmes and dates change every year: check the organisers’ official diary before setting off.
A table for lunch, a quieter beach, a walk depending on the weather or an idea for the children? Write to us: we’ll be happy to share our favourite spots.
Français Français 
Nederlands (België)
English (UK)
