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WHAT YOU VISIT
Étretat
Famed for the towering chalk-white cliffs and unique rock formations that line the shore, this quaint village grew to prominence in the 19th century when artists such as Matisse, Isabey, Turner and Monet arrived to take in the stunning views of the high cliffs, naturally formed cliff archways and crashing waves. Writers Guy De Maupassant and Gustave Flaubert also found this magical setting inspirational. During your guided walking tour, you'll learn how Étretat became a muse for artists, writers and film directors as your guide leads you past elegant medieval half-timber-framed houses, a medieval church and a charming wooden covered marketplace. After the tour, you'll have time to explore on your own.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Étretat's charming streets boast medieval half-timbered buildings, some of them featuring elaborate wood carvings, and grand houses that were built during France's Belle Epoque period.

LUNCH
Bring plenty of Euros if you choose to sit for lunch in one of the many restaurants, bistros and cafés that dot the city.

SHOPPING
Remember your tour of Étretat with souvenirs of beer, cider, foie gras, cheese, and wine.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From Le Havre, you'll travel a scenic route through Normandy to the fishing village of Étretat tucked on the shores of the Atlantic.