Yport Travel Guide

 breughel Says:  Dans les années 1960 les cabestans furent remplacés par des treuils électriques cachés sous la caisse en bois que montre ma photo. Le câble de halage passe par un système de poulies réparties sur la largeur de la zone d'échouage de telle sorte que chaque embarcation est... 

 breughel Says:  Yport a su garder pour le plaisir de ceux qui comme moi s'intéressent aux choses de la mer plusieurs vestiges des engins, cabestans, utilisés pour tirer les barques de pêche au sec sur la partie haute des galets.Des cabestans anciens sont toujours en place (photo 1). Il leur... 

 breughel Says:  Je ne sais pas si les "doris" sont encore utilisées pour la pêche côtière à Yport ou si elles ont été remplacées par les "plates" qui avec leur tableau très large permettent la fixation d'un moteur.Quand je détaille mes photos il me semble voir les deux types de barques à... 

 Pavlik_NL Says:  Beach and sea activities are - of course - the main activities in Yport. The beach is created by rounded stones and the surf is not that intens (when hard winds are not make them stronger). Swimming is great, but for children the seabed is rather quickly going deep. 

 Pavlik_NL Says:  The French coast is roughly running from Fécamp until Le Havre. Cote d'Albatre means the Alabaster Coast and one can see why, when one drives along the horizontal rising white cliffs that sometimes have reached the stranged forms, by the sea's constant erosive processes.... 

 Cristian_Uluru Says:  This is the nice church of Yport built in the 19th century. I'm sorry but it was closed when I was there. 

 Cristian_Uluru Says:  The thing that has mostly struck me of this city has been to see many painters paint on the beach. It seems me to return back to the epoch of Monet, where this zone was one of the most famous of the whole France. 

 Cristian_Uluru Says:  The small town of Yport has got a nice beach between two cliffs. During the weekend the beach is very overcrowed, but if you want to preciate it I suggest to go there during the weekdays. 

 poupel Says:  rent lodging "La Caique" 

 mermoz59 Says:  Ce petit hotel, Hotel La Sirene, situe juste en face de la mer, est un endroit de reve. Il a ete entierement renove. Il est calme. On y mange adorablement dans une salle avec vue panoramique. Nathalie, la proprietaire est la gentillesse-meme.This small hotel, called Hotel La... 

 Renteboy Says:  There is a very small beach which you can visit if you drive trough a small, one car, street.You will see a small sign "plage" which will take you there.It isn't the loveliest, but you aint gonna find here much tourist nether!