Getting around

On foot
By bike
By public transport
By car
By boat

Go slow...

Holidays or weekends help to slow down the pace.
Take advantage of bucolic landscapes and seascapes just a leg away!

In Fécamp, our must-sees are accessible by soft mobility: forget your car and get around on foot or by bike. It’s the best way to discover our destination.

If you follow the coastline and take the GR®21, you’ll discover Fécamp and the surrounding villages from the cliffs: a picture postcard first impression!

Discover our walking routes

Preparing my journey along the GR®21 :

Lovers of walking and Sunday hikers can also take advantage of the GR®21 to visit the nearby valleys: Grainval and Vaucottes are just waiting to be discovered!

Be careful to observe the safety rules:

Never approach the cliff edge
Never walk along the foot of the cliff
Stay on the footpaths

The hiker's charter

Mon GR préféré - Saison 3 - GR® 21 : Littoral de la Normandie

©Valleuse Grainval 2020 06 C Oit Fecamp (238)

What's a valley?

In the Pays de Caux, a valley is a depression in the land that provides access to the sea. On the rest of the coast, this access is prevented by the height of the chalk cliffs.

A distinction is made between :

sharp valleys: natural depressions (Fécamp, Yport, Étretat, etc.);
Dead valleys: access to the shore requires human development (stairs, etc.);
perched valleys : simple depressions in the land that do not allow access to the shoreline.

Top 5 valleys

La Vélomaritime :

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The ideal cycling itinerary for cyclists looking for an escape, a challenge, and cultural and gastronomic discoveries: the Vélomaritime!

Cycle along the Côte d’Albâtre to Fécamp.

Fancy seeing the legendary cliffs of Etretat from Fécamp?
The route takes in small undulating roads, between cliffs and countryside: get your calves ready or opt for an electric bike!

©Véloroute du Lin Agglo Fécamp|Sma76 2018 A Beauvois

The Véloroute du Lin :

The Véloroute du Lin is an 80km greenway in the heart of Normandy, from Fécamp to Dieppe.
The Véloroute du Lin route immerses you in the heart of Cauchoise Normandy, dotted with flax fields, ponds and fish farms.

From Fécamp, cycle to the charming village of Valmont along the river of the same name.

The flax cycle route

Getting around by bike :

And because informed, personalised advice can make your stay unforgettable, drop in on your arrival and ask us for the Seine-Maritime cycling map!

Bike hire :

No more room in the 2CV, the bike’s left at home? No need to panic! At Coffee Bike, we’ve got just what you need!

Outside Fécamp, you can also rely on E-Motion (day hire of electric bikes) or Panda Motion.

Tip:

Your folding bike or your bike dismantled and stored in a carry bag (130x90cm) is accepted free of charge on TER, INTERCITÉS and TGV INOUI trains.
For a bike on OUIGO, you must take out the €5 “Luggage” option.

Find even more tips!

By train or bus, anything is possible!

Fécamp has its own train station, so you can reach our coast from Paris by train or busin 2? hours.

From there, our coach services will take you to Yport, Etretat or Le Havre for the modest sum of €2 per journey: economical, ecological and practical!

Did you know?

Since 1 January 2020, all transport services in Normandy (excluding urban transport) have been united under a single banner: Nomad, the Normandy-wide mobility network.

Train, coach, on-demand and car-sharing services: Atoumod!

Nomad : vous allez aimer voyager en Normandie !

Coming to Fécamp

By train:

From Paris, Saint-Lazare station: TER line direction Le Havre < > Bréauté-Beuzeville < > Fécamp

By bus:

From Paris to Fécamp with the Flixbus network!

In Normandy with the Nomad! network.

On site

By taxi with TAXI BRUMENT
Getting around Fécamp with Ficibus
Travel from Fécamp to other destinations in Seine-Maritime with the Nomad network

Fécamp – Le Havre via Goderville: line 508
Fécamp – Le Havre via Etretat: line 509
Fécamp – Yvetot: route 510
Fécamp – Saint-Valery-en-Caux: line 513
Fécamp market: route 541

Bus timetables are available from your Tourist Office.

Coming by car

From Paris (2h15) : A13 towards Caen, exit 25 (Fécamp / Bourg-Achard)
From Amiens (1h45) : A29 towards Le Havre, exit 8 (Fécamp / Fauville-en-Caux)
From Caen (1h30): A29 towards Amiens, exit 7 (Fécamp / Bolbec)

Alone in your car or without a car?
Try BlaBlaCar or download the Karos application, developed by the Nomad network.

TAXIS BRUMENT

Transport to and from stations and airports
Assistance
Approved taxi
All distances private / professional.
Every day from 6am to 10pm (other times on request)
Possibility of reserving a vehicle for 8 passengers with driver

Telephone: 06 03 63 13 09
E-mail: taxisbrument@gmail.com
Website

Taxi des Terre-Neuvas

An appointment, a personal or professional event?
Reactive and welcoming, our drivers are at your service for all your journeys: transport of seated patients, railway stations, airports.
Located in the heart of the Pays de Caux, we are at your disposal for all your destinations.

Telephone: 06 74 51 24 01 – 06 49 30 17 16

Parking & petrol :

Where can I park in Fécamp?
Parking in Fécamp is free. In addition to the blue zone spaces available in the town centre (2 hours with a European disc), and the Jean-Louis Leclerc car park, the town has 6 car parks on the outskirts.
See the car park map.

Where can I park in Yport?
All parking spaces in Yport are chargeable.
See the parking map.

Where can you recharge the batteries in your electric car?
Our destination welcomes electric cars!
Consult the parking map for electric cars.

Where can I find a service station?
– Leclerc Route du Havre, 76400 Saint-Léonard
– Carrefour Rue Charles Leborgne, 76400 Fécamp
– Carrefour Market, 3 Route de Ganzeville, 76400 Fécamp
– Intermarché 81 Rue Queue de Renard, 76400 Fécamp