Between towering cliffs, peaceful marshes and ancient forests, Normandy offers an incredible diversity of protected landscapes. By staying at Castel Camping Le Brévedent, you can easily explore these natural treasures, classified for their beauty and ecological wealth.
The Vaches Noires cliffs: an exceptional geological site
Halfway between Villers-sur-Mer and Houlgate, the Vaches Noires cliffs offer a spectacular view across the Channel. Formed over 160 million years ago, this listed site is famous for its fossils and geological interest. At low tide you can admire the strata and imagine the history of the site.
The Marais Vernier: immersion in a unique ecosystem
At the heart of the Boucles de la Seine Normande nature reserve, the Marais Vernier is a large wetland area of international importance. Shaped by man and nature, it is home to a remarkable variety of flora and fauna. Peat bogs, meadows, reedbeds and storks punctuate these wild landscapes.
The Lyons beech forest: the largest beech forest in France
Close to one of the most beautiful villages in Normandy, Lyons-la-Forêt, this majestic beech forest covers 10,000 hectares. Listed for its ecological value, it’s ideal for walking or cycling through the undergrowth. In autumn, its brilliant colours offer an unforgettable natural spectacle.
The cliffs of Étretat: a breathtaking listed jewel
The protected cliffs of Étretat are world famous for their arches created by erosion. Listed as a natural site, they have always inspired artists and visitors alike. A walk along the coastal paths offers spectacular views between sea and sky.
Réserve de la Sangsurière et de l’Adriennerie: a haven of nature in the Cotentin region
Near Portbail in the Manche, the Sangsurière nature reserve protects former marshes that have been transformed into meadows and reed beds. It is home to a rare fauna and offers walkers marked trails to discover this haven of biodiversity in complete tranquillity.
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