Audresselles: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Coast and nature

Audresselles is one of the 18 municipalities of the Grand Site de France des Deux-Caps. The designation was renewed in 2025. Within this Grand Site de France des Deux-Caps lies Plage d’Audresselles, a pebble beach.

Audresselles is one of the municipalities in the protected area of Cap Gris-Nez, which covers 244.69 hectares. The area is considered a geological monument and a habitat for birds.

Those who choose Audresselles as a holiday destination want to rent a holiday apartment.

Fort Mahon, a fort, is located in the immediate vicinity of Audresselles. The area around Audresselles also includes Fort Croi, a ruin, Fort de la Crèche, a fort, and Château de Masurettes, a château.

The area around Audresselles also includes Plage des Bains, a beach, Plage du Portel, a beach, Plage du Cap Blanc-Nez, a beach, and Cap Gris-Nez, a cape.

Maritime heritage and history

The Sentier des pêcheurs runs through the centre of Audresselles and provides insights into the Flobart, a landing craft and symbol of coastal fishing and the Deux-Caps area. At the same time, the route contributes to preserving Audresselles’ maritime heritage.

The Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Audresselles is a 12th-century religious building with fortified architecture. It houses three large-format paintings from the Second Empire dating from 1858, which are listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments.

Festivals and products

The Fête du Crabe is a tradition in Audresselles that has existed for 50 years and is associated with maritime specialities, music and conviviality. Its programme includes seafood tastings and exhibitions of local handicrafts.

La Ferme de Selles sells dairy, beekeeping and poultry products.

Other places: Saulchoy, Lisbourg, Hernicourt, Verton, Maninghem, Rinxent, Warlus, Arras

To the higher-level travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.