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Berck-sur-Mer Beach – Berck Beach loop from Merlimont-Plage

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Berck-sur-Mer Beach – Berck Beach loop from Merlimont-Plage

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Berck-sur-Mer Beach – Berck Beach loop from Merlimont-Plage

01:44

29.9km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 12.3 km for 156 m

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10.1 km

Berck-sur-Mer

Highlight • Settlement

Downtown Berck has Belle Époque seaside architecture as well as stunning beaches. Enjoy your walk!

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11.2 km

Notre-Dame-des-Sables, Berck-Plage

Highlight • Religious Site

The construction of the Notre Dame des Sables church dates back more than 100 years. Today, it has regained its original 'red beam' appearance, typical of coastal buildings and reminiscent of the swimwear of that era. The nave was built by shipwrights.

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12.0 km

History of the Maritime Hospital of Berck

Highlight • Historical Site

The large historic maritime hospital is famous for its mural paintings, worth a short detour from the coastal promenade

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12.4 km

Berck Ferris Wheel

Highlight • Monument

12.5 km

Monument to Doctors Perrochaud and Cazin

Highlight • Other

1891: after the death of the two doctors, a committee was formed in the country to erect a monument to them. Subscriptions poured in. Around 1892, the monument, in honour of the founding doctors of the Berck hospitals, was made by the sculptor Marie Cazin-Guillet (1844-1924), wife of Jean-Charles Cazin (1841-1901), a painter from Boulogne and brother of the doctor Henri Cazin (1836-1891). It was placed in front of the Kursaal gardens, on the Avenue de la Gare, and inaugurated on 23 August 1893. The monument was transferred to the municipality, which would be responsible for its care and maintenance. It remained in place until 1939 and was then dismantled; the round hump and the bronze bas-relief were hidden to prevent the material from melting during the Second World War. The various elements were found in the 1970s and 1980s and placed in different places: the bronze plaque at the town hall, the round bump on the Esplanade.

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12.7 km