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Saint-Valery-sur-Somme is a very picturesque medieval town. It has many restaurants and bars, and many small local shops to enjoy. There are some large supermarkets (Intermarche and Lidl) just outside the town. These are a 5 minute drive away or a 20 - 30 minute walk. There is also a local passenger train that takes you around the estuary to Le Crotoy.

Lovely old down with narrow streets. Lovely flat promenade walk. many nice restaurants and cafes, Only an hour from Calais Recommend Hermas restaurant if you like cheese. Huge street market on a Sunday. Good base for visiting other places

Very pretty town, worth a stroll round. A l'Ardoise restaurant is wonderful. Food and view is fantastic. Sel et Sucre creperie is great too. Quirky and lovely food. Very easy to walk around the town and great parking.

The decor at hotel Le Cap Hornu feels a little dated and could do with a lick of paint but the staff were particularly helpful. Special thanks to Nathalie and Arthur at the restaurant and Delphine at reception. Remember to make a reservation ahead of your stay for the hotel restaurant and restaurants in the town. The pool was a welcome treat after a busy day of sightseeing. St.Valerie-Sur-Somme has a steam train which takes you on a tour of the area and bay which we would have done if we had more time. Nice to walk by the harbour and soak up the atmosphere along the main street of restaurants.

I have been here several times now and always appreciate how lovely it is to walk along the esplanade and its proximity to other interesting places without huge jouorneys. Plenty of cafés and places to eat, love the little train. It is beautiful and I would like to keep it to myself!!! The walk over to Le Crotoy is one which I intend to do next time. Interesting installations of photographs and information displayed along the esplanade. The Mini-Golf bistro is one of my all-time favourite places for a drink or snack. Staff always so friendly. Great to enjoy evening sun with a glass of wine and to watch groups of friends laughing over the mini-golf course. Walking around St Valery is easy, the little narrow streets, flowers, castle and views make it the perfect place for wandering.

St Valery is a lovely town on the estuary. It has beautiful views across the bay, with lots of sheep grazing, boats sailing past, you may even see seals. We did ! It’s best to go in season when everything’s in season, however we have been out of season and it was good. Lots of restaurants, bars, cafes, and nice little shops. There is a steam train ride to Crotoy, across the bay, and also boat trips, to hopefully see the seals. Guided walking tours across the bay too. It’s a lovely, natural place for wildlife. There is an old walled part to the town, also a bar with a beach area. It has everything for a relaxing break.