The destination
What to do in Le Tréport?
Chalk cliffs, the funicular, the fishing harbour, the beach, museums, markets — and ideas even on rainy days. And on top of that: every activity is rated over the next 7 days from the real weather, tide and daylight, with the best time to go. Pick the day you're interested in below.
What to do, weather permitting
Each outing rated over the next 7 days from the real weather, tide and daylight, with the recommended time. Rain or shine: pick a day, filter by "indoors", tap an activity to see everything.
Photo credits
Several activity photos come from Wikimedia Commons, under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence — with thanks to their authors:
- Mers-les-Bains and its Belle Époque villas — © Gzen92
- The Château d'Eu — © Marc Ryckaert
- Dieppe — © Florian Pépellin
- The Bay of Somme — © JackyM59
To plan your stay
- Destination Le Tréport-Mers tourist office — events, guided tours, Kahl Burg (welcome desk on the quai Sadi Carnot)
Frequently asked questions
When is Le Tréport’s night market in 2026?
Every Thursday from 9 July to 27 August 2026, from 4:30 pm. The regular markets run on Tuesday and Saturday mornings the rest of the year.
What is there to do in Le Tréport when it rains?
The cinema and the casino, the Vieux Tréport museum, the shops and the harbour restaurants. The planner at the top of the page also lets you filter for indoor outings.
What to do in Le Tréport in one day?
Ride the funicular up to the cliffs (free), stroll around the fishing harbour and its quays, enjoy the beach and the seafront promenade, then pop over to Mers-les-Bains, right across the water.
What to do in Le Tréport with family?
The beach and the promenade, the funicular, shore foraging at low tide, and many family activities nearby — listed above.
Is Le Tréport worth visiting?
Yes — it's one of the finest harbours on the Alabaster Coast, at the foot of the highest chalk cliffs in Europe, with a beach, a funicular and Mers-les-Bains next door.