Plage de Petit-Caux
France · Normandie (Seine-Maritime)
On the Norman coast, northeast of Dieppe, the Petit-Caux beach perfectly embodies the raw and authentic character of the Alabaster Coast. Lined with spectacular chalk cliffs and predominantly made up of pebbles, it offers a wild, mineral, and decidedly maritime atmosphere. Here, kitesurfing takes place facing the English Channel, in an impressive setting where nature dominates. The spot is appreciated by local riders for its clear conditions and low level of traffic, ideal for those seeking committed sessions away from tourist beaches.
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Kitesurfing takes place in open sea, on a pebble beach highly dependent on the tide. At low tide, launching is technical due to exposed pebbles and the marked slope. At high tide, the depth quickly becomes sufficient, but space at the shore is more restricted. The dominant wind blows from west to northwest, arriving side to side-onshore. The water conditions are generally choppy to rough, with clear waves when swell is present.
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