A long-distance hiking trail begins in Le Tréport and runs for almost 190 kilometres to Le Havre.
Those choosing Le Tréport as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Marais de Sainte-Croix has marked trails and information boards, allowing visitors to discover its flora and fauna at any time of year.
Culture
The Quartier des Cordiers was built at the end of the 17th century on part of the pebble beach and served as a residential district for fishermen. Kahl Burg consists of German galleries dug into the cliffs during the Second World War, which formed part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications.
The Musée du Tréport presents the town’s maritime history and activities, shipwrecks and sea rescue, bathing culture, and traditional activities such as salt production, carpentry, and pebble collecting across five levels. It is housed in a vaulted 16th-century gatehouse and the former town hall.
The Église Saint-Jacques was built in 1362 and restored in 1699. It has a chequerboard-patterned façade made of Caen stone and flint, a Gothic tower, a Renaissance portal, and hanging keystones.
Getting around
The Funiculaire du Tréport connects the upper town with the lower town in less than three minutes. It first opened in 1908.
The Port Center du Tréport offers a free guided tour covering the history of the port, maritime activities, and eyewitness accounts. Reservations are required to visit the Port Center du Tréport.
Activities
Swimming in the sea at Le Tréport’s beach is supervised in summer. The Centre Nautique du Tréport enables people aged five and over to learn about sailing. The Sensation Large sailing school is aimed at all target groups and places particular emphasis on people with disabilities.
The Carrousel 1900 et son glacier is located near the beach between the casino and the lighthouse.
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