Paluel - all beaches

While not as well-known as Étretat, this little town and its beach are definitely worth a half-day visit.

I had a great time at this beach. It had a mix of pebbles and sand, and was well-maintained. There were designated areas for swimming and small boats, which were supervised. The seaside was beautiful, with cliffs on either side and a lush green hinterland. Additionally, there were shops, restaurants, and a nicely landscaped seafront. The beach was accessible to everyone and had ample parking and a picnic area. There was even a nautical base for water activities. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at this place.

The beach has light pebbles and is located under some unstable cliffs, making the parking situation a bit nerve-wracking. Unfortunately, there are no restrooms or electricity available, and the space is quite limited. The fee of €10 seems excessive for what is offered. Despite these drawbacks, the nearby town appears charming. After spending the night, I continued on my journey.

This beach is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist traps, with their boardwalks and casinos, but it's still just a quick trip. The beach has light pebbles, adding to its charm.

This beach is absolutely stunning and has the added bonus of being free to the public.