An interpretation trail at the Fours à chaux du Rey is open to the public year-round and includes eight audio stations. The interpretation trail also includes eight themed stations and twenty explanatory panels. Those choosing Regnéville-sur-Mer as a destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Château de Regnéville-sur-Mer can be freely walked around; panels provide information about its history. The church of Urville-Sainte-Anne houses numerous ex-votos, which bear witness to Regnéville's maritime past.
The four Fours à chaux du Rey are a testament to 19th-century industrial architecture. The maritime museum is located on the site. Through exhibitions and events, it presents Regnéville's maritime past, including coastal shipping and the occupations of the coastal region. The museum also presents the history of Regnéville's port and its links to the activity of the lime kilns; visitors can also discover the numerous occupations connected with the sea.
Nature
The 1,800-hectare Havre de Regnéville comprises sandbanks, mudflats and salt marshes that serve as feeding or breeding grounds for wildlife. The Havre de Regnéville has been protected as a classified site since 1973 in order to preserve its natural and landscape heritage.
In summer, crossings of the Sienne organised by professional guides offer the opportunity to discover the flora and fauna of the Havre and its history.
Paths
A footpath connects the Château with the port and offers views of the bay along the way. The Port de Regnéville is currently used exclusively for recreational boating and has 90 berths.
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