Things to do in Hardelot-Equihen

The castle of Hardelot dates from the 12th century and is situated at the edge of the nature reserve ‘marais de Condette’, a real treat for nature & culture lovers.

Hardelot is the home of two fantastic golf courses: Les Pins et Les Dunes. They each have their own clubhouse, bar, restaurant and pro shop.

Hardelot and Hardelot-Plage are a true delight to the eye and a real must if you like long nature walks. On your way to Hardelot, you will pass by Ecault beach, where you can get lost in the beautiful nature.

Le Parc des Hures is a 2-hectare area, the place to be for sport lovers. You can play football, basketball and handball here.

It’s hard to ignore the beautiful beach of Équihen-Plage. You wake up with the washing sounds of the waves and in the evening their hush takes you back to sleep.

At only twenty minutes of Evancy Équihen-Plage, you can find various forts and monuments dedicated to Napoleon.

In Equihen-Plage and surroundings, there are plenty of equestrian centres. A true must? Horseback riding on the beach!

Go for a stroll to the forest of Écault and be one with nature! This forest is one of the only places where you can still admire the original fauna and flora of Boulogne.

Visit Laby’Parc, the coolest leisure park of the Opal Coast. Once you paid the entrance fee, you can enjoy all the activities and cool attractions as many times as you want. Most of the activities are suited for children and adults.

At only a 20 minutes drive away from your holiday residence, just past Calais, you can find Cité Europe: a huge shopping mall with 140 stores, numerous restaurants, a cinema and a bowling alley. 

The coast line of the French Opal Coast is dominated by the Cap Blanc-Nez and the Cap Gris-Nez, beautiful cliffs of chalk near the city of Calais.

At only a 20 minutes drive away from your holiday residence, just past Calais, you can find the Channel Outlet Store : one of the biggest outlet stores in France.

In the Bay of Wissant, you can find the shining and impressive chalk cliffs, right opposite their English colleagues. The best known is the Cape Blanc-Nez.

Musée 39-45 is located in Ambleteuse. The 800 m2 museum tells the story of the Second World War, from the invasion of Poland to the surrender of Japan.