Not far from Rouen is the coast of Normandy in a small town – Etretat, where the coastal cliffs are striking in their beauty. Once it was a small fishing port, but deserved its fame by an unusual landscape and white cliffs – protruding into the sea, they form a powerful sea gate, and a little white stone obelisk grows 70 meters away from the waves – the famous “Etretat needle”, which once inspired Claude Monet to create magnificent canvases. Today, thousands of tourists come here on vacation – walk along the rocky coast, take photos against the background of the rocks and enjoy the seafood, smelling of the sea and freshness.
Related Paintings 
Etretat, Port D’Aval by Claude Monet 
Aiguille and Port d’Aval by Claude Monet 
Port Aval, Etretat, portail en pierre – Claude Monet 
Etretat, Port D’Aval – Claude Monet 
Etretat, Port D’Aval – Claude Monet 
Windy day. Etretat by Claude Monet 
Puerto Aval, Etretat, puerta de piedra – Claude Monet 
Aiguille y Port d’Aval – Claude Monet
Etretat, Port D’Aval by Claude Monet Aiguille and Port d’Aval by Claude Monet Port Aval, Etretat, portail en pierre – Claude Monet Etretat, Port D’Aval – Claude Monet Etretat, Port D’Aval – Claude Monet Windy day. Etretat by Claude Monet Puerto Aval, Etretat, puerta de piedra – Claude Monet Aiguille y Port d’Aval – Claude Monet