Overview
On the Alabaster Coast, Dieppe offers a seaside spot that is quite exposed, with generally choppy water and sometimes small waves. The spot works with winds from the north to northeast, but also from the west and west-northwest, making it a fairly versatile area depending on the orientation. Take-off and landing are done on a sandy and pebbly beach, with a maneuvering area subject to tides. One must remain vigilant with currents, the breakwater, and the presence of other beach users, especially in the height of summer. The atmosphere is quite accessible, with a playground suitable for different levels, although the conditions remain more marine than a true flat spot.