Dieppe – Tips

Transport

Getting There

	By Car		By Train
From	Via	Time	Time
Calais	A16, A28, D920	2 hours	Via Saint Roche Somme and Serqueux: ':30 hours
Paris	A13, through Rouen, A150/A151 then N27	2:20 hours	via Rouen: 2:10 hours
Le Havre	A29 and N27	1:20 hour	via Rouen: 2 hours
Cherbourg	N13, A29 and N27	3 hours	via Caen and Rouen: 4:15 hours
Marseilles	via Paris: A7, A6, A13, through Rouen, A150/A151 then N27	9 hours	via Paris and Rouen: 6:15 hours

Ferry: from Newhaven, UK, there are 2-3 daily return sailings.

Bus: There are several long distance bus operators going to this city from different cities in France (and Europe). Click on one of the links below to see which departure city is covered.

Flixbus
Ouibus

Within Dieppe

Dieppe is rather small and mostly flat, so no transportation is needed. If you are in the city centre, you can walk up to the castle. If you have come via ferry, there is a shuttle bus that brings you to the city centre.

Restaurants

The marina promenade is full of restaurants, back to back, and the city shopping streets and pedestrian streets have their fair share of eating places. Most of the food is French, even Cauchois (the local area is called “Pays de Caux”) which means that food is cooked with a lot of cream.

Hotels

Despite being quite a big town/small city, the selection of hotels is limited. Most hotel rates are moderate to cheap.

Below is a map with all hotels and other available accommodations. You can book any place by entering the dates required. (Source: Booking.com).

You can zoom in and out of the map for more details and choices. Hover your mouse over the price to see details of the hotel. Click on a price to go to the hotels listing of the city.

NOTE: The prices and availability you see are prices for today! Obviously prices will differ for other days, as will availabilities.

You can also click and drag your mouse to move the map to surrounding areas.

Booking.com

Things To See/Things To Do

• The castle of Dieppe is an obvious choice. There are not that many left around that are in a good state like this, and can even be seen for free.
  
  
  
• A round of golf at the old golf course overlooking the cliffs.
• The hippodrome (horse races) of Dieppe
  
  
  
• The waterfront, harbour and promenade, with a colourful spectacle and rich with food smells.
  
  
  
• A stroll in the city, not only to look at all the old buildings, but all the signs of respect for the Canadian soldiers who died here.
  
  
  
• Fly a kite. You can buy or rent them on the beach. The place is ideal for kite flying due to strong winds that prevail here. Dieppe hosted the world championships kit flying, and even a regular annual kite festival.
• Play at the casino
  

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