Coudeville-sur-Mer combines an 800 m-long coastline with a landscape in which the Coudeville-Plage area lies entirely within a landscape of dunes and marshes.
Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Coudeville-sur-Mer plan their trip around the town’s coastline.
Coast and landscape
The coastal fishing popular in Coudeville-sur-Mer is associated with enjoying cockles, clams, sole and mussels. Land sailing is mentioned as a possible coastal activity to try in Coudeville-sur-Mer; horse riding is also mentioned as a leisure activity.
Hiking and trails
The “Par monts et par vaux” hiking route starts at the Cale de Coudeville-sur-Mer. It is 17.0 km long and includes Coudeville-Plage and its promenade.
The “Par monts et par vaux” route leads to the Château du Vau Tertreux, commissioned in 1760 by René Perrée de Grandpièce.
The GR®223 long-distance hiking trail runs from Saint-Martin-de-Bréhal via Coudeville-sur-Mer and then along the dunes to Donville-les-Bains.
Culture and history
The choir and tower of the Church of Saint-Georges feature stone vaults and date from the 14th century.
The Croix d'Any is located at the crossroads of La Grimaudière; the calvary features a Christ carved in stone and a sculpted pedestal.
The “Crucifixion” bas-relief is listed as a protected object.
Other places: Pirou, Sainte-Pience, Valognes, Saint-Germain-De-Tournebut, Saint-Patrice-De-Claids, Cambernon, Lessay, Parigny
