Audresselles
A small fishing village south of Cap Gris-Nez, with whitewashed fishermen's huts, upturned old boats and rocky beaches, famous for crabs and seafood.
Audresselles is one of the best-preserved fishing villages on the Opal Coast. Low whitewashed fishermen's cottages huddle by the sea, and traditional flat-bottomed flobart boats rest on the beach. At low tide the rock platforms are exposed, revealing creatures of the rock pools. The village has several seafood restaurants, whose signature dishes are crab and mussels. From here it is about 5 km north along the coastal path to Cap Gris-Nez.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Fort Mahon, Ambleteuse
- Atlantic Wall Museum (Batterie Todt)
- Dunes de la Slack
- Cap Gris-Nez
- Wimereux
- Column of the Grande Armée
- Wissant Beach
- Nausicaá, Boulogne-sur-Mer