Discover the nature & walks close to our flats in Calais

Cap Blanc-Nez, an exceptional panorama of the English Channel

Some of the most impressive chalk cliffs in northern France

Cap Blanc-Nez can be recognised by its high white chalk cliffs, rising more than 150 metres above the sea. Sculpted by erosion, they offer a spectacular and luminous landscape, particularly when the sun shines on the rock. Classified as a protected natural site, Cap Blanc-Nez is an ideal place to discover the geology and biodiversity typical of the Opal Coast from the outset. our holiday rentals in Pas-de-Calais.

An ideal site for hiking and observation

From the summit, the view stretches across the whole of Wissant Bay and, on a clear day, as far as the English cliffs of Dover. The footpaths allow you to explore the site at your own pace, whether for a short stroll or a more challenging hike. Cap Blanc-Nez is also a popular spot for watching seabirds, attracted by the cliffs and air currents.

 

Cap Gris-Nez, a wild landscape steeped in history

A rocky promontory facing one of the busiest straits in the world

Lower down but just as spectacular, Cap Gris-Nez is distinguished by its dark cliffs and steeper relief. Located at the narrowest point in the Channel, it offers a direct view of the shipping lanes used daily by many ships. The Gris-Nez lighthouse, visible from afar, is an emblematic landmark on this windy site.

A unique atmosphere between sea and wind

Cap Gris-Nez has a more mineral and wild atmosphere, ideal for contemplation. Walks along the cliffs allow you to appreciate the power of the elements and the changing nature of the landscape. This place, marked by its maritime and military history, invites you to slow down and enjoy the unspoilt environment.

 

Calais beach, between relaxation and wide open spaces

An accessible, lively beach close to the town centre

Calais beach stretches for several kilometres and is a must-see for visitors. Easily accessible, it offers a pleasant setting for strolling, water sports or simply enjoying the sea air. The sea wall and seafront allow you to walk along the beach while admiring the changing light on the sea.

A natural area where you can recharge your batteries

As you move slightly away from the urban area, the beach reveals a wilder side, lined with dunes and wide stretches of sand. This natural environment is ideal for recharging your batteries, bird-watching or enjoying the calm of the horizon. At low tide, the beach becomes a popular destination for families and nature lovers.