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My watercolor of Etretat
As dusk begins to fall.
In the distance, yet another natural bridge
Listen to the waves crush on the stones
The Chapel was build in 1854. During the second world war this chapel was dynamited in august 1942 but was rebuild in that same month 8 years later. I personally find the new one much prettier that the old one (see photo’s)
I remember the first time I visited Normandy, I was so surprised to see so many American flags all over the place.
Etretat is the same, you will feel happy here. They like us (and they are much friendlier than the Parisiens...)
I don't play golf but if I did I would want to play here. The website says it is the finest golfcourse in France and the view from the greens is magnficent. The website is in English too.
There is also a clubhouse restaurant, tel. 33 (0)2 35 27 04 56 Your golf clubs.
Once you reached to end of the golf terrain you can enter a small path on the left (which eventually is the border of that golf terrain). Go all the way until a T crossing. If you go left you have to keep on “left-ing” whenever you can and you will end up Etretat village again. But if you that the right way, you should pass and cheese farm, where you could see how these things are made. I used “should” and “could” as I only got this info afterwards … damit ;-)
we found it just wandering off from the shore, a bit into town, it's not far from the sea.
it's a covered market, and was built in 1926. during the first World War it served as a British, then American Hospital, today, the hall houses nice little crafts shops.
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Address: Avenue de Verdun 10, Etretat, 76790, France
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