Falaises d'Etretat

Etretat is a seaside town in northwestern France. It is located on the snow-white coast of Normandy in northwestern France and is known as the "First Coast of France". It faces the English Channel to the north and is far away from the United Kingdom. It is a seaside town with a typical Normandy style. The population of the town is less than 2,000. The coast of Etretat stretches for several kilometers. The cliff facing the sea is cut into a straight cliff by the sea water and sea breeze. The cliff is a special white-gray color, like a huge white wall. The cliff is naturally carved out of several "arches" and "sky bridges" by the magic of nature, standing tall and majestic. The town of Etretat is famous for its natural scenery such as the Aval Cliff that looks like an elephant's trunk, which has attracted many literati and poets.

Etleta is a romantic mecca on the Normandy coast of France, the "first coast of France". Hugo, Maupassant, Monet, Baudelaire and other famous French writers and painters have lived here, looking for inspiration.

Etretta has the famous white cliffs of northern France, known for its natural sea erosion arches stretching out into the Atlantic Ocean, and its unique shape looks like an elephant nose from a distance, so it is also commonly known as the Elephant Trunk Coast.

A coastal town in northwest France known as the first coast of France.

It is a very quiet small town, very characteristic and very few people, perfect for a relaxing holiday