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Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, nicknamed the "Pearl of the Opal Coast", is a chic seaside destination where luxury and wild nature meet in harmony. Bordered by an endless sandy beach and a lush pine forest, the town offers a refined and exotic atmosphere. Here, Belle Époque villas stand alongside high-end boutiques and luxury hotels, creating an elegant setting appreciated by a discerning clientele. People stroll in white suits along the promenade at sunset, dine on terraces to enjoy seafood facing the North Sea, and are charmed by the French art of living, the **French Riviera** of the North.
In Le Touquet, several exceptional beach clubs welcome visitors in search of VIP relaxation. Comfortable mattresses, gourmet service, and elegant umbrellas await you on these dream private beaches.
Located near the southern nautical base, O’Safran is a must for those seeking a high-end experience with feet in the sand. This beach restaurant-bar offers refined cuisine highlighting local products – ultra-fresh fish, seafood platters, and tasty meats – all with a breathtaking view of the sea. The atmosphere is relaxed yet chic, ideal for both a romantic dinner for two and a convivial family lunch. The attentive service adds to the luxurious experience. In summer, O’Safran regularly organizes musical evenings and other themed evenings, allowing the magic to last beyond sunset, cocktail in hand, facing the horizon.
A true institution of the Touquet seafront, La Voile Blanche charms with its festive spirit and exceptional setting. This large beach bar-restaurant offers a breathtaking panorama of the ocean and a trendy atmosphere worthy of Côte d'Azur clubs. You can settle in from morning to night as you wish: gourmet lunch on the terrace, afternoon relaxation on a soft sunbed, then champagne aperitif while admiring the sea. At nightfall, La Voile Blanche comes alive with a rich summer musical program: live concerts, DJ sets, and lounge evenings enliven your vacation. Sunbeds, beach beds, and designer umbrellas are available for rental for a dream day – expect a price of around 20€ for a mattress and a deckchair for the day, all with attentive service for a clientele accustomed to the comfort of a luxury hotel.
Friendly and unusual, La Plage des Pirates is a private beach with a family charm that will appeal to both children and adults seeking relaxation. Its themed decor evoking the world of corsairs – barrels, treasure chests, and pirate flags – adds a touch of fun to your seaside days. Very popular and rich in positive reviews, this private beach is renowned for its entertainment and warm atmosphere. You can rent a sunbed for the day, enjoy a lunch with feet in the sand (the menu offers fresh salads, appetizer boards, and grills), then end the day beautifully with a splendid sunset. In high season, La Plage des Pirates sometimes organizes lively evenings and events for the whole family. It's the ideal place to sip a fruity cocktail under an umbrella, lulled by the sound of the waves, watching the kites color the Touquet sky.
Besides these favorites, Le Touquet has other private beaches of character worth a visit:
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The surroundings of Le Touquet are also full of private beaches and exceptional spots where you can enjoy the sun in complete tranquility, just a few minutes' drive from the resort.
Only 5 km from Le Touquet, the neighboring resort of Stella-Plage (commune of Cucq) hosts a new popular spot: La Madrague. This trendy beach club, open from morning until evening, has quickly become the go-to spot for regulars. In a modern and refined decor, you can relax on a sunbed or a Balinese bed while sipping a signature cocktail. The varied and gourmet menu mixes tapas to share, summer salads, and grilled fish. La Madrague has created a convivial "living space" on Stella beach, perfect for extending the MySunBed experience beyond Le Touquet in an equally elegant atmosphere. At the end of the day, the place takes on a bohemian chic air with string lights and lounge music to accompany the sunset.
Heading south, about ten kilometers away, Merlimont-Plage also offers a delightful gastronomic surprise with feet in the sand. The restaurant Sur Mer is run by starred chef Alexandre Gauthier and delights gourmet vacationers. Located on the dune facing the sea, this chic spot offers inventive marine cuisine: coast oysters, grilled fish with fennel, shellfish cooked minute... All to be savored on a panoramic terrace with a view of the horizon. People come here for lunch or dinner for the exceptional quality of the dishes as well as for the setting. The establishment, although mainly a restaurant, has direct access to the beach and a lounge atmosphere that makes it a private beach-like experience. It's the ideal stop for a gourmet moment after a walk on Merlimont's wild beach.
A little further south (about 20 minutes by car), the large beach of Berck-sur-Mer also reserves its share of good addresses. Sunset Beach is a panoramic restaurant-bar located at the top of the beach, renowned for its vast "feet in the sand" terrace. It is accessed directly from the esplanade, and you can settle on tables or sunbeds facing the North Sea. The Sunset lives up to its name: it's the perfect spot to watch the sun disappear into the water at the end of the day. The menu offers simple and effective seaside brasserie cuisine (mussels and fries, salads, fish) and refreshing cocktails. Its friendly atmosphere and breathtaking view attract both families during the day and groups of friends in the evening. After an afternoon flying kites on Berck's immense beach, what better way than to settle at Sunset Beach for a moment of relaxation and culinary pleasure?
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage is not just about its coastline: the resort offers a multitude of sports, cultural, and leisure activities to enrich your stay under the sign of elegance and well-being.
An emblematic activity of Le Touquet, sand yachting provides unforgettable sensations on the vast stretches of sand at low tide. Want speed and freedom? Climb aboard these three-wheeled wind-powered vehicles and race along the beach. The Le Touquet Nautical Center offers introductory sessions supervised by qualified instructors, ideal for discovering this sport accessible to everyone. Thrills guaranteed, hair blowing in the wind and laughter on your lips! And even as a simple spectator, it's fascinating to watch these strange land yachts slicing through the sand with the wind. Sand yachting has been a local tradition for decades, a must to add a touch of adrenaline to your vacation while enjoying the fresh sea air.
Le Touquet is a small paradise for golf enthusiasts and impeccable swings. The Le Touquet Golf offers two internationally renowned 18-hole courses, nestled between dunes, pine forest, and the Canche estuary. The most famous, the Sea Course, is often ranked among the best golf courses in Europe: its traditional links layout offers a challenging sporting challenge in a spectacular dune landscape. The Forest Course, more sheltered among the trees, charms with its peaceful and verdant setting. After a morning traversing the manicured fairways, treat yourself to a refined break at the clubhouse, where you can enjoy a lunch on the terrace with a view of the greens. Whether you're an experienced golfer or an enthusiastic beginner, hitting the ball at Le Touquet is an experience not to be missed, combining sport, nature, and discreet luxury.
It's impossible to stay in Le Touquet without strolling along the famous Rue Saint-Jean, the station's chic shopping street. Nicknamed the "Champs-Élysées of Le Touquet", this pedestrian street concentrates everything the town has to offer in terms of elegant shops, art galleries, and cozy tea rooms. Fashion, decoration, gourmet products: the refined shop windows invite temptation. You'll find French luxury brands, trendy concept stores, high-end beach boutiques selling swimsuits, pareos, and trendy accessories to complete your chic vacation look. After a shopping session, treat yourself to a gourmet break at one of the city's best pastry chefs or take a seat on a terrace to watch the summer comings and goings in a lively atmosphere. In the evening, Rue Saint-Jean remains lively with its refined restaurants and artisanal ice cream parlors, perfect for extending the stroll while tasting a local specialty.
After activities and shopping, it's time for well-being! Le Touquet has facilities dedicated to relaxation worthy of the greatest resorts. For a cocooning break, head to the thalassotherapy and spa center of the resort (integrated into the Novotel hotel by the sea, for example): heated seawater baths, seaweed wraps, relaxing massages with essential oils... Everything is designed to rejuvenate you deeply. Several luxury hotels in Le Touquet (such as the Westminster or the Grand Hôtel) also offer high-end spa areas with indoor pools, sauna, hammam, and beauty treatments. Immerse yourself in a fragrant and hushed atmosphere, and let yourself be pampered by expert hands. After a spa session or a few laps in a seawater pool with a view of the beach, you'll come out invigorated and serene, ready to enjoy even more fully the sweetness of Touquet life.
When night falls, Le Touquet takes on a whole different atmosphere, between glamour and entertainment. The Casino Barrière du Touquet, an elegant Art Deco building, opens its doors to game enthusiasts and lively evenings. Gleaming slot machines, roulette and blackjack tables, poker... try your luck in a hushed atmosphere reminiscent of the legendary casinos of the French Riviera. Even without playing, the place is worth a visit for its architecture and the festive atmosphere that reigns there. A few steps away, the lounge bars and clubs in the city center welcome you to extend the evening. Creative cocktails, live music or trendy DJs, wild dance floors – Touquet's nightlife has enough to seduce those who want to party after a day of relaxation. Among the popular addresses, we mention the Globe-Trotter or the Blue Note, where you can sip a drink in a chic and relaxed setting. Whether for a glamorous casino evening or a dancing outing with friends, Le Touquet guarantees memorable nights, always in an elegant spirit.
Le Touquet offers many more faces to explore. To best prepare your stay and not miss the station's and its surroundings' treasures:
Refined and rich in history, the resort of Le Touquet-Paris-Plage is home to exceptional monuments and sites that testify to its rich social past. Don't miss these iconic places during your visit:
In the heart of the town, the Covered Market of Le Touquet is an architectural gem and a must-see place. Recognizable by its circular shape and high glass roof, this covered market dating from the 1930s is listed as a Historic Monument. Under its arches made of local stone, colorful stalls offer the best regional products every Thursday and Saturday morning: freshly caught fish, fruits and vegetables from market gardeners, farm cheeses, fresh flowers... The atmosphere is authentic and friendly. Even outside market days, the building is worth a look for its atypical architecture blending Anglo-Norman style and Art Deco influences. Around the market, the square is lined with cafés where it's pleasant to sit on the terrace after shopping, to soak up the local atmosphere.
A vertical symbol of Le Touquet, the Canche Lighthouse rises its white and ochre silhouette above the town's roofs. Built in 1951 (replacing the old lighthouse destroyed during the war), it stands 57 meters high. The bravest can climb its 274 steps to reach the panoramic platform. From up there, the reward is an exceptional panorama of Le Touquet, the forest, the endless beach, and even, on a clear day, the Canche Bay and distant coasts. This 360° view allows you to understand all the diversity of Touquet landscapes. At the foot of the lighthouse is a small garden adorned with rose bushes, perfect for a photo break. The lighthouse visit, guided in summer, is a real journey through time that recalls the importance of maritime navigation on this sometimes misty coast.
The Town Hall of Le Touquet-Paris-Plage is undoubtedly one of the most majestic buildings of the resort. Inaugurated in 1931, this imposing building combines a neo-Gothic style with Flemish and Anglo-Norman influences, giving it the appearance of an English manor straight out of a novel. Its tall red brick and white stone belfry tower dominates the city center and serves as a visual landmark. Listed as a Historic Monument, the Town Hall also houses a sumptuous wedding hall, adorned with woodwork and period frescoes. In front, pretty flower beds underline the site's elegance. Climb the steps of its monumental porch to admire the finesse of architectural details, or come on a Saturday morning to enjoy both the nearby fish market and the local animation. This emblematic place embodies the chic and historical soul of Le Touquet.
A mythical address of Le Touquet, the Westminster is much more than a 5-star hotel: it is a monument of local heritage. Opened in 1924 in the heart of the "Roaring Twenties", this luxury establishment has hosted the international elite over the century, from movie stars to politicians. Its elegant pink brick facade and retro Art Deco sign evoke the glamorous atmosphere of yesteryear. Push the revolving door and let yourself be enchanted by the majestic hall, with sparkling chandeliers and period woodwork. Even if you're not staying there, you can enjoy the place by dining in its Michelin-starred restaurant **Le Pavillon** or having a drink at the lobby bar in its leather club chairs. The Westminster also houses a luxury spa where exceptional treatments extend the dream. An emblem of luxury in Le Touquet, this hotel is a must for anyone wanting to relive the splendor of the Roaring Twenties in a perfectly maintained and resolutely refined setting.
Another vestige of past splendor, the Barrière Casino of Le Touquet is housed in the Palais de l'Europe, a multifunctional historical building in the city center. This Art Deco-style building was inaugurated in 1927 as a congress and party palace. Today, it houses the casino, a theater, and exhibition spaces. During the day, you can admire its sober and symmetrical facade, its wrought iron balconies, and its typical geometric mosaics of the era. In the evening, the casino lights up and its gaming room welcomes visitors in a hushed atmosphere with dimmed lights. Even if you're not a player, the Palais de l'Europe is worth a visit during a cultural event or simply to experience what the wild nights of Le Touquet were like in the last century. Nearby, the Jardin des Arts offers a small haven of peace where a contemporary sculpture stands, an interesting contrast between historical heritage and artistic modernity.
Beyond private beaches and their exclusive services, Le Touquet offers all visitors an immense municipal beach of golden sand, divided into several zones, each with its own atmosphere. Ideal for walks, games, and swimming, these public beaches are appealing for their cleanliness and natural beauty.
The central beach of Le Touquet stretches facing the heart of the resort, bordered by the promenade dyke and historic villas. It is the most lively and family-friendly section: in summer, you'll find children's beach clubs (trampolines, slides, and inflatable castles delight the little ones), beach volleyball courts, and ice cream stands. Swimming is supervised in season, which reassures families. The sand is fine and golden, perfect for building sandcastles or lounging on your towel. At low tide, the sea retreats far, revealing a vast expanse perfect for walking. Along the dyke, benches and viewpoints invite you to sit and admire the view and the riders passing by on the shore. The Central Beach is truly the beating heart of Paris-Plage, friendly and accessible to all.
Heading north, the beach becomes wilder. The North Beach of Le Touquet stretches towards the Canche estuary and bay, in a more natural environment. Here, no concrete promenade: sand dunes and marram grass border the shore, giving a wild charm to this part of the coastline. Less frequented, the North Beach is a haven for nature lovers and tranquility. You can walk there in complete peace, observe seabirds, or simply isolate yourself with a good book facing the sea. Swimming is also possible (though not supervised), and the water is often clearer near the estuary. It's also a popular spot for kitesurfing or kite flying thanks to the often-present wind. If you're looking for a somewhat "wild" beach without leaving Le Touquet, this piece of coastline is ideal.
At the southern end of Le Touquet's beach is the so-called South Nautical Center zone. It's paradise for sports enthusiasts and marine sensations seekers. On this part of the beach, wind and space conditions are optimal for sand yachting, windsurfing, kitesurfing, or coastal walking. The Nautical Base offers courses and equipment rentals to get started in these disciplines. Visually, the beach is very wide, open, often dotted with colorful sails speeding by. Even as a simple spectator, it's an impressive sight. Less suitable for classic lounging due to the activity's hustle and bustle, the South Beach will delight those who want to move and exert themselves during their vacation. Not far from there, you can see the Canche estuary with its sandbanks and occasional seals. A lovely walk is to start from the nautical base and walk towards the nearby Canche Bay to combine sports and nature discovery.
A human-sized resort, Le Touquet-Paris-Plage is easily navigable in multiple ways. Here are the main means of transport and ways to enjoy the town and its surroundings with ease:
The best way to discover Le Touquet is still to walk. The city center is relatively compact and flat, ideal for walking. Stroll along the dyke breathing the iodized air, get lost in the flowered alleys of the villa district, or reach the nearby forest for a refreshing hike. Many pedestrian routes are set up, such as the forest health trail or the coastal path to the Canche Bay. On foot, you have all the time to admire architectural details, stop in front of an art gallery, or change your plan at the last minute if a sunny terrace catches your eye. Le Touquet is meant to be experienced by walking, at your own pace, taking the time – the ultimate luxury – to soak up each atmosphere.
Biking reigns supreme in Le Touquet! The resort has a vast network of secure bike paths that allow you to connect the beach, the forest, the city center, and even neighboring communities safely. Several bike rental shops are available in town, offering classic bikes, mountain bikes to venture into forest trails, or electric bikes for those who prefer to pedal effortlessly. A popular ride consists of cycling around the station: starting from the seafront, then crossing the pine forest via shaded paths, passing by Le Touquet's civil airport, and returning through the elegant avenues of the center. The terrain being flat, it's a pleasant and accessible activity for everyone. In summer, remember to attach your bicycle to the many racks provided before taking a dip or going shopping at the market.
If you came by car or want to explore the surroundings of Le Touquet, the car can be convenient. The resort is well connected to the road network (the A16 motorway from Paris ends a few kilometers away). In town, several free or paid parking lots are available: the Palais de l'Europe parking, the one near the town hall, or the large seafront parking. In high season, there can be crowds, but the municipality sometimes offers relay parking solutions. Once parked, you can do everything on foot or by bike, which is recommended to avoid small center congestions in summer. The car is especially useful for discovering nearby sites: a day trip to the neighboring Bay of Somme, a shopping spree in Montreuil-sur-Mer, or dining in a surrounding village. On-site, driving on villa-lined avenues or along the coast is a pleasure, especially since the roads are well-maintained and signposted.
Finally, for those who prefer not to drive, Le Touquet has local taxi services available 24/7, convenient for night trips or evening returns. Two main companies operate in the resort and can take you anywhere in the area. Additionally, a free shuttle connects Étaples-Le Touquet station (located 5 km away) to the Touquet city center on weekends and during certain school holidays – a good plan to arrive by train from Paris or Lille and finish the journey smoothly. Upon reservation with the tourist office, a private shuttle can even be chartered at the arrival of your train. Once there, there are no regular intra-city urban buses (the town being small), but taxis or VTCs can serve as on-demand transport to take you, for example, from the center to an outlying restaurant or to your hotel if you are staying on the outskirts. Overall, getting around Le Touquet is easy and varied, allowing you to enjoy the seaside resort according to your preferences, in complete freedom.
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