Berneval-Le-Grand: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Berneval-le-Grand lies on the edge of the Littoral cauchois Natura 2000 site (FR2300139) and on the edge of the Type I ZNIEFF site La Falaise de Berneval-le-Grand (230016052). Parts of the village also lie within the Type II ZNIEFF site Le littoral de Neuville-lès-Dieppe au Petit-Berneval (23000304).

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Berneval-le-Grand is planning their own stay in this village.

Nature

The Valleuse de Berneval-le-Grand leads to a beach with sand and pebbles. The beach at the Valleuse is overlooked by a monument commemorating Operation Jubilee in 1942.

Trails and Coast

The Tournant cycling route is 3.5 kilometres long and starts at the Place de l’Église in Berneval-le-Grand. The trail is intended for trail runners of intermediate level.

The Trail · Dieppe, Berneval-le-Grand course is a circular route starting at the port of Dieppe. The trail follows the coast as far as Berneval beach.

Petit-Caux beach is shared between the delegated municipalities of Berneval-le-Grand and Saint-Martin-en-Campagne. In summer, Petit-Caux beach has, among other facilities, a lifeguard station.

History

The former parish church of Notre-Dame in Berneval-le-Grand was destroyed by Allied bombing on 3 June 1944. It features major construction phases from the 10th century (?), the 11th century (?), and the first half of the 13th century.

A visit to the rebuilt town centre of Berneval-le-Grand also provides information about the historical context.

Other destinations in the directory: Mentheville, Écrainville, Eslettes, Bois-Guillaume, Amfreville-La-Mi-Voie, Montville, Sierville, Étalondes.

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