Normandy Elephant Trunk

Elephant Trunk Hill is located in the small town of Etretat in the Normandy region of northwestern France. This small town with a population of less than 2,000 is full of charm and is known as the "No. 1 Coastline in France." Elephant Trunk Hill in Etretat is a happy family with male elephants, female elephants and baby elephants. After arriving in the town, follow the crowd and there will be a place to take the small train about 200 to 300 meters away. It costs 6€ round trip and you will be given a purple ticket. You must take it well because you will take the small train on the return trip. You will be asked to show your ticket. Of course, you can also choose to hike up to this place and maybe enjoy different scenery. I like hiking very much, but my time does not allow it ❎C’est dommage. The above is the itinerary and transportation from Paris to Étretat. The town's buildings are old, and the streets have retained their original appearance over the years, showing the deep cultural and historical heritage. Visitors can enjoy the natural scenery and ancient buildings while even the air they breathe seems to have a hint of nostalgia. breath. Between 1883 and 1886, Monet often lingered in Étretat, painting fishing boats on the lonely beach in winter and cliffs and arches from various angles in the seascape. The writer Maupassant also spent a long time here. The Etretat coast is located on the Mediterranean coast, with plenty of sunshine, blue water and flat beaches. The "ringing stones" are the wonders of the Etretat coast. The pebbles are shining. Smooth and round. Whenever the sea water hits the shore, the pebbles in the waves make a "swish" sound.