Why go to Pas-De-Calais? The 10 good reasons to go Pas-De-Calais

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Les Deux Caps

Grand Site de France, the Deux Caps site offers a striking coastline.

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The festive spirit

From carnivals to traditional festivals, there's always a reason to have fun here.

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A land of artists

From painters to musicians, the Opal Coast has inspired many artists.

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A rich fauna and flora

From bird sanctuaries to nature reserves, the flora and fauna are unique.

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Seaside resorts

From the most natural to the most mundane, they are ideal for a weekend at the sea.

The Somme Bay

In the club of the world's most beautiful bays, it's a magnificent and unique place.

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Water activities

From coastal sailing to kitesurfing, the pleasures of the water are there for the taking.

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More than fresh fish

If you like fish, the restaurants dedicated to it are as numerous as they are tasty.

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Hiking at will

If you like to hike, you will appreciate the many trails, like the GR120.

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The wide beaches

We walk a little to get away from the crowds, as they are very popular in summer.

What to visit Pas-De-Calais?

Interview

Interview: My Opal Coast

Laurianne Miot, author of the guide

Laurianne Miot has been a writer for the Petit Futé for several years and is also a travel blogger for the blog Un pied dans les nuages, as well as for the website Voyagersansvoiture.com which promotes car-free travel. She has always been a keen writer and loves to explore the landscapes of the Côte d'Opale when she needs a break in the countryside, or to go for a nice hike.

See the video of the interview
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