Favorite thing: Dieppe is probably best enjoyed between the months of May and October when the weather is pleasant and more reliable. The busiest time tends to be the first two weeks of August, when many French are on holiday; the end of August can also be a very busy time on the roads with many Parisians heading home after their summer holidays.
Written Jun 7, 2007
Favorite thing: There is a large outdoor public swimming pool (with three slides, diving, toddlers pool, wave machine etc) right on the seafront in Dieppe. It is cheap to enter and has two pools, larger/smaller...
Dear friends and the Small Person amused themselves for quite some time in there, (although a little too cold for the Amapola).
I amused myself with a good book while they were swimming, although I was somewhat distracted by
a : An army of minature spiders that kept crawling everywhere (and i mean, everywhere).
b : A school of French male divers peeling off wetsuits directly in front of me, after practising their diving in the large pool (i'm sorry, but they were right in front of me, impossible not to notice)!
Facilities also include : a café that served chips, a shop that sold inflatables, an ice-cream stand, a sandpit and a skating park.
Perfect for families.
Updated Jan 23, 2005
Favorite thing: A service charge of 12.5 – 15% is usually included by law, but most people will still leave a small tip of approximately 5 – 10% for excellent service.
Written Jun 8, 2007
Favorite thing: There is usually free parking along the seafront and by the fishing port of Dieppe, with parking meters elsewhere.
Written Jun 7, 2007
Favorite thing: Dieppe is a small town with a population of about 30,000. Most of the tourist destinations are within walking distance of hotels.
Written Jan 23, 2007
Favorite thing: There are some stetches of sand, on the west side of the beach (if you are facing the sea), near the Chateaux.
Written Jan 22, 2005
Favorite thing: It's a nice beach surrounded by white cliffs typical of normandy coast.
Fondest memory: I like to go there on sunday morning to eat something on the beach and see this beautiful view when the weather is nice.
Updated Sep 8, 2002
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It's a nice beach surrounded by white cliffs typical of normandy coast. I like to go there on sunday morning to eat something on the beach and see this...
Q: What,s the parking like in Dieppe?

A: Dieppe is a rather large city. Since I don't know where you want to park nor when you are going, perhaps this web site will help you. It is a list of all the public...
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I have always wanted to go to Dieppe, well since I was 12 years old anyway. Ok, it isn't the most exciting place in France, but it was one of the first places that I learnt about during my French...
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Headed off to this lovely little French town for a weekend visit with the Small Person and the Godparents..We travelled on the 7.30 Seacat from Newhaven (Nr Brighton) - This journey is normally 2...
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I used to come here a lot in the early 1980's and I personally think this is one of the prettiest French Channel Ports, It is definitely worthy of a detour if you are travelling down through the...
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One of the most remarkable days in 2005 I had spend in Dieppe. Amazing weather, kind people and beautiful architecture all that you can find here on the north of France.
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Dieppe for the day - OK! Dieppe overnight - Not on a Sunday night! Dieppe is a place of staggering banality. The Dieppe market is on a Saturday and probably the livliest event in the town. On Sunday...
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