Villerville,
the wild one
The narrow and colorful streets of Villerville, a picturesque village of character, lead down to the sea and its three beaches: the Grand Bec beach to the west, where you can see the steep cliffs of the Roches Noires - Pointe du Heurt at low tide, the Graves beach in the center and the Bains beach to the east. This last one is not accessible at high tide but you can walk along it on the dike which dominates it.
The must-haves
Walking at the foot of the Roches Noires - Pointe du Heurt
Go fishing on foot
Stroll along the promenade
The Parc des Graves, from the top of the cliff to the sea
Eat and sleep with a view of the sea
La Cabane bleue
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Domaine du grand bec - Gîtes
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Practical side
UNSUPERVISED BEACH ALL YEAR ROUND.
ACCESS
Access to the center of Villerville is difficult by car, so we advise you to walk to the beach via rue des Bains (plage des Bains), rue de la Cabine or chemin des Fondrières (plage des Graves). In summer, parking is charged throughout the commune. Rue du Maréchal Foch and rue des Bains are pedestrianized every weekend from mid-April, on public holidays and during school vacations until mid-September.
From June 15 to August 31, dogs are allowed on the beach before 9am and after 7pm. Outside this period, dogs are allowed without any time restrictions. Dogs are allowed on the seawall on a leash.
Horses are not allowed on the beach.
If it is authorized for crustaceans, shellfish (cockles, tellins, razor clams, mussels), gastropods (periwinkles...), sea urchins and tunicates are forbidden all year round in the commune of Villerville. Find the prefectural decrees on the website of the Calvados foot fishing and Calvados.gouv.fr
