Bray-Dunes

Tucked along the North Sea coast beside the Belgian border, Bray-Dunes is a town whose character is shaped by the broad sandy dunes of French Flanders. It is France’s northernmost commune, where the beach meets dune systems extending toward Belgium and the Dune Marchand National Nature Reserve. Created as a separate commune in 1883, Bray-Dunes takes its name from Alphonse Bray, a Dunkirk shipowner associated with its early development. Its streets and seafront belong to the low, open coastal plain rather than the denser urban waterfronts around nearby Dunkirk. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the French Flanders coast.

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