Travel Tips and Stories of Port of Honfleur in France
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4 km from Port of Honfleur
Sedge Warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus) singing in reeds in Seine estuary, Normandy, France.
Experienced by Benoit Gauzere
14 km from Port of Honfleur
In Le Havre (Upper Normandy, France), there are many small wooden houses placed on the beach. 2017 is 500th anniversary of Le Havre, and the wooden houses were painted into different colors, makes the city wounded by the WWII more colorful and joyful.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
France community coast waves
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Donkey at the cliffs of Etretat, France.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Foggy sunrise at the wonderful white cliffs of Etretat, France.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Shot while roadtripping through Normandy (the north of France).
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Etretat was one of the first locations I stopped at on my European trip in my self built campervan. There was a lot of tourists around and the sun was shining but the moment a grey cloud appeared, everybody jumped into the caves to the back of the beach. This gave me the opportunity to shoot this shot, lining the wet mark of the rock up with the sea on the horizon. Note the boat for scale!
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Shot while roadtripping through Normandy (the north of France).
32 km from Port of Honfleur
For my birthday, we decided to go out of Paris on a roadtrip with my friend. We love exploring the countryside, every road is full of surprises. After arriving at the beach, my friend got her lunch stolen by a seabird (that was a very sneaky attack). Fortunately, the exploration and the view from the cliffs made her day afterwards. It was one of the greatest experience I had in a long time.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
For my birthday, we decided to go out of Paris on a roadtrip with my friend. We love exploring the countryside, every road is full of surprises. After arriving at the beach, my friend got her lunch stolen by a seabird (that was a very sneaky attack). Fortunately, the exploration and the view from the cliffs made her day afterwards. It was one of the greatest experience I had in a long time.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
For my birthday, we decided to go out of Paris on a roadtrip with my friend. We love exploring the countryside, every road is full of surprises. After arriving at the beach, my friend got her lunch stolen by a seabird (that was a very sneaky attack). Fortunately, the exploration and the view from the cliffs made her day afterwards. It was one of the greatest experience I had in a long time.
32 km from Port of Honfleur
Sailboat in the sea at Étretat, France.
Experienced by Mayank Sehgal
51 km from Port of Honfleur
Normandy dunes - Juno Beach at Courseulles-sur-Mer
Experienced by Sebastian Scheuer
52 km from Port of Honfleur
Le chateu de Hacourt / Hacourt Castle / Hacourt, Haute Normandie, France
60 km from Port of Honfleur
The Normandie cliffs along the English chanel
60 km from Port of Honfleur
A broken beach I came across during my trip alongside the coast of France. This photo was taken somewhere in Normandy
63 km from Port of Honfleur
These are Phoenixes breakwaters, remains from the infamous Normandy landings during World War II. They were concrete caissons, brought across the English Channel in order to create the Mulberry harbours (temporary portable harbours to facilitate the rapid offloading of cargo onto beaches). They will be slowly eroded by the elements, until there is nothing left…
80 km from Port of Honfleur
This is a very simple shot from the now peaceful, but infamous Omaha Beach in Normandy.
80 km from Port of Honfleur
Shot while roadtripping through Normandy (the north of France).
98 km from Port of Honfleur
Eglise Saint-Jacques de Compostelle, La Boissière dans l’Eure. La Boissière était sur le chemin des pèlerins qui descendaient du Nord de la France et qui, pour éviter ROUEN ou PARIS, franchissaient la Seine à VERNON pour rejoindre DREUX, puis CHARTRES où ils retrouvaient les autres pèlerins.
