Le Touquet’s wide sandy beach stretches as far as the eye can see. At low tide, it becomes a playground for long walks, land sailing and simply enjoying the space, light and sea air that define the coast here.
Anglo-Norman villas, Art Deco buildings and elegant seaside hotels give the town a distinctive character. Strolling through residential streets reveals an architectural heritage closely linked to the resort’s golden age.
Rare for a seaside resort, Le Touquet is surrounded by woodland. The forest offers shaded paths for walking and cycling, creating a natural balance between the energy of the beach and the calm of green spaces.
Golf, horse riding, tennis, sailing and cycling are part of everyday life here. Le Touquet has long embraced an active, outdoor lifestyle, shaped by open spaces and a healthy rhythm.
From its covered market to its cafés and restaurants, Le Touquet celebrates simple pleasures. Local produce, seafood and relaxed dining complete the picture of a town where taking time matters.
