Criel-Sur-Mer: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The coastal river Yères flows into the English Channel at Criel-sur-Mer.
Culture
The Manoir de Briançon is a building dating from the late 16th century. La Grande Mademoiselle converted it into a hospice for sailors’ orphans.
The Église Saint-Aubin and the former parish gardens can be visited independently.
The Église Saint-Aubin is protected as a historic monument and contains Gothic elements.
The Château de Chantereine can only be viewed from the outside. Its chapel, built in 1776, is still visible today.
Nature
Criel-plage is a family-friendly pebble beach with colorful beach cabins.
Behind the Manoir de Briançon, a wetland trail offers the opportunity to observe ducks as well as donkeys and cows that are present seasonally and used for ecological grazing.
A walking path in the park behind the Manoir de Briançon leads to the Yères and showcases the flora of the Yères Valley.
The salt marshes of Criel-sur-Mer absorb large quantities of runoff during floods and storms.
Getting around
From Criel-sur-Mer, visitors can cycle along small country roads into the Yères Valley.
The Chemin des Soupirs is a starting point for the long-distance GR 21 hiking trail.
Sang-Roy is a signposted hiking trail that passes through Criel-sur-Mer and the Yères Valley.
Scenery and culinary delights
The Sang-Roy hiking trail leads to a stop at the artisanal Cidrerie Les Près. The stop at Les Près includes a visit to the cidery and orchard, as well as a tasting of cider products.
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