The Hotel Neptune is located in Berck sur Mer on the Opal Coast. This sumptuous Opal Coast stretches along the North Sea and English Channel. It's known as the pearl of the Hauts de France. Between chalky cliffs, immense sandy beaches and seaside resorts with the charm of yesteryear. The Opal Coast will also seduce you with its rich cultural heritage and numerous UNESCO-listed monuments. It was also a strategic location during the 2nd World War, and many museums highlight this historical heritage.
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You'll discover the Opal Coast as far as Calais, famous for its belfry and Rodin's statue of the 6 bourgeois. The Opal Coast is a spectacularly vast area where the North Sea and English Channel meet. Explore the coast from Calais to Le Touquet along the road that runs along the seafront, visiting Boulogne sur Mer and its old fortified town, the Basilique Notre Dame and its sea-fishing port, the 1st largest in France.
70 km - 50 minutes
You'll discover the Baie de Somme, which covers an area of 70km2. It is an area of great ecological and ornithological wealth. The Baie de Somme is a veritable showcase of wild nature, offering a fascinating spectacle of vast stretches of sand. Between Le Crotoy, St Valéry sur Somme and the Marquenterre ornithological park, you're sure to see plenty. You can also take a ride on a small steam train across the Baie de Somme.
29 km - 30 minutes
Discover the town of Arras, with its belfry and 2 squares, unique in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's a theatrical setting, an agora and a unique architectural ensemble, a place for centuries-old markets and incessant strolling. You'll also discover Lewarde, France's largest historic mining center. The Nord-Pas-de-Calais coalfield was also listed by Unesco. You'll be amazed to discover its twin 186m-high slag heaps, the highest in Europe.
80 km - 1h15
St Omer: once upon a time, there was a vast marshland shaped since the Middle Ages, made up of market garden fields surrounded by canals, small islands on which emerge charming little houses, with spectacular flora and fauna. The Audomarois marshes can be explored on foot, by bike or by boat.
70 km - 50 minutes
You'll visit Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, a chic and elegant resort on the Opal Coast, with its atypical architecture. You'll be charmed by its forests dotted with splendid and original villas, its lively town center and its superb white sand beach and dune paths. You'll then discover the town of Montreuil sur Mer, an old fortified town overlooking the Canche valley, made famous by Victor Hugo and his famous novel Les Misérables. You'll be amazed by the narrow streets with their medieval cobblestones.
