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Travel from Orly Airport to Dieppe with complete peace of mind thanks to our premium private transfer service. Your dedicated driver will meet you with a personalized sign, ensuring a smooth departure. Enjoy a comfortable ride through the scenic Normandy countryside. Upon arrival in Dieppe, don’t miss the historic Château-Musée, perched above the cliffs, and the Church of Saint-Jacques, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. For more information on our pricing, please check out our compare airport transfer costs page. Whether for business or leisure, we guarantee an efficient and relaxing journey tailored to your needs.

Explore Normandy starting from Bayeux or Caen with our professional transfers, connecting you from CDG and Orly. In Bayeux, walk through time at the Bayeux Tapestry Museum and the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral. Caen offers equally rich heritage with the Abbey of Saint-Étienne and the Memorial Museum. Our door-to-door service makes your travel stress-free and enjoyable. For answers to common travel questions, visit our airport pickup guide online. All vehicles are clean, modern, and driven by experienced chauffeurs who speak English and French.

Book a private chauffeured limousine service from Orly Airport to Dieppe

History of Dieppe
Dieppe nowadays
What to visit in Dieppe ?
Stay at the Aguado Dieppe Hotel
Discover the Estran Cité de la Mer Museum
Organize an airport transfer from Orly airport to Dieppe

History of Dieppe

Dieppe is a port city, a hub for fishing and trade, nestled in the Caux area of the Normandy region. Let's delve into its history. To fully immerse yourself in these stories, consider arranging a driver.

From Humble Beginnings to Prosperous Port

To trace the history of this coastal town in the valley of Arques, we must travel back to the 1000s, when an ancient charter first noted the existence of a small fishing port called Dieppe. This territory, bridging France with the English Channel, became both a departure point to far-off lands and an arrival destination for sailors, explorers, and conquerors from abroad. The confluence of three rivers (Aulne, Bethune, and Varenne) formed an estuary, providing a safe anchorage for passing ships.

Vikings passing by in the 900s named it Djupr or Djupa, meaning "deep" or "deep river", where they moored their ships. The Normans later decided to establish a port here. The city flourished and the port prospered, mainly due to the commercial activity and the importance granted by the kings. From 1364, Dieppe's sailors became explorers who voyaged in search of spices and ivories in India and Africa.

After enduring the harrowing 100 Years' War, Dieppe recovered its prosperity and developed further through its fishing industry. In the 1800s, the port underwent a transformation with the creation of new basins. With the advent of industrialization, Dieppe transitioned into a coal and oil port, while also becoming France's leading banana port, importing bananas from the Canary Islands. Today, while the port maintains its activity, the city has evolved into a major tourist destination, celebrated for its sea, rustic charm, and status as a historical city.

Key Dates in Dieppe's History

December 06, 1067: William the Conqueror departs for England.
1195: The city is set ablaze by the troops of King Philippe Auguste of France, who was at war with the Duke of Normandy, Richard Lionheart. Dieppe is annexed by the kingdom of France.
1339: Sailors from Dieppe emerge victorious in Southampton.
1420-1435: The city is occupied by the English, Joan of Arc was briefly detained there.
1443: Dieppe is besieged once again by the English.
August 19, 1942: The defeat of Canadian troops against the Germans during the Dieppe Raid.

Dieppe nowadays

Dieppe is one of the French communes which is in the department of Seine-Maritime, in Normandy. This city says "the city with four ports" is located not far from the resorts of the Alabaster Coast, north of the city of Rouen and in the north-west of France.

Current economic situation of the city of Dieppe

Starting in 2002, this French city began to develop economically thanks to the development of tourism in Dieppe. This new policy is based on golf subdivision projects, renovation of the Grande rue. In addition, the city attracts a large number of tourists thanks to the reopening of the small municipal theater and the creation of a new seaside resort with playful pools. Apart from these attractions, the economic situation in Dieppe has improved after the creation of a new thalassotherapy complex which is located right on Dieppe's seafront. In addition to economic development through tourism, Dieppe is also known by the new business center Dieppe Normandy which is located inside the premises of the former transmanche terminal of the boat Hoverspeed.

Leisure activities in Dieppe

Since Dieppe is a seaside resort, several activities are possible. In addition, its white beaches, casinos, golf courses including golf eighteen tours attract many tourists recently. Its racecourse, marina and multiple shopping centers are also to be discovered. It is worth noting that Dieppe receives every two years, the International Kite Festival, a major world event that welcomes some forty countries and receives more than 300,000 visitors. Currently, this city is also known by the Dieppe International Film Festival and the comic book festival as well as the big international chess festival. To make so many historical, playful and cultural visits in this locality.

What to visit in Dieppe ?

As France's oldest seaside resort and located a mere 170 km from Paris, Dieppe is aptly referred to as the "city of four ports" and "the kite capital." In addition to its label as a City of Art and History, it is brimming with activities for leisure and exploration.

Stroll Through History

Kick off your tour with a visit to the Castle Museum. This medieval building, now a museum, houses a rich collection of ivory objects and sculptures from France, along with paintings, engravings, furniture, and marine rooms containing ship models, navigation instruments, maps, and more.

Don't miss the Memorial of August 19, 1942, a museum dedicated to the Canadian troops' landing, aiming to liberate France – an operation which, although ending in defeat, provided valuable lessons for the successful D-Day landing in 1944.

Delve into marine exploration at the Estran Cité de la Mer, where you can discover themes on the scientific and technical culture of the sea and fishing. Lastly, pay a visit to the Saint-Jacques City of the Sea Walk.

A Bounty of Seaside Activities

Dieppe is all about the sea. Visitors flock here for its pebble beach, thalassotherapy treatments, and an array of water sports such as kitesurfing, windsurfing, and fishing. The marina offers the unique opportunity for an extraordinary deep-sea ride.

Consider taking the trans-ferry from Dieppe to Newhaven – a four-hour journey that allows you to explore the English coast for the day. You can depart at 4 am, return around 11 pm, and even sleep on the boat. Plenty of hotels and restaurants in Dieppe cater to your accommodation and dining needs.

Festivals and Events

If you're visiting Dieppe, try to time your trip to coincide with the International Kite Festival. Held every two years in even years, this 9-day festival brings together kite enthusiasts from around the globe to fly, showcase their talents, and marvel at all types of identified flying objects.

Additionally, the Herring and Scallop Festival provides an opportunity to discover and enjoy these Norman specialties. To explore these iconic places, it is advisable to book a car service from Paris to Dieppe.

Stay at the Aguado Dieppe Hotel

Overseen by the same family for three generations, the Aguado Hotel welcomes you with open arms to a unique, stylish, and vibrant setting. Constructed on the remnants of the city's former tobacco factory, it was revamped in 2016 to provide guests with a warm and intimate atmosphere. Our accommodating, multilingual staff are on hand to assist with your travel plans and excursions. With quality services and sweeping sea views, your stay with us promises to be an experience like no other.

Aguado Hotel - A Snapshot

Our fifty-five charming rooms are soundproofed and designed for comfort. Each has its unique flair, honoring classic Victorian, Modern, Vintage, and even Colonial styles. A third of our rooms boast views of the harbor. While the hotel is ideal for private or professional stays, please note that it's not fully accessible for individuals with mobility impairments due to its upstairs location, however, it does feature an elevator and is easily navigable for those with minor mobility issues. The Aguado Hotel is a welcoming family establishment that will make you fall in love with Dieppe and its abundant charms.

Additional Amenities

When it comes to parking, a large, free public parking area is available right in front of the hotel along the beach, and paid parking is available by reservation. After a long day of exploration, unwind with a drink in our lounge bar, which offers a broad selection of aperitifs, digestives, and cocktails.

Our hotel is located in an exceptional spot in the heart of Dieppe, nestled between the city and the sea, right across from the nearest beach to Paris, and close to the port and pedestrian center. You'll be within easy reach of shops, restaurants, and the port. Discover Dieppe's landmarks such as the Statue of Abraham Duquesne, the Château-Musée, and the Saint-Rémy Church.

Discover the Estran Cité de la Mer Museum

A trip to Normandy isn't complete without visiting the Estran Cité de la Mer Museum, one of the region's top tourist attractions

A Deep Dive into Maritime Wonders

True to its name, the Estran Cité de la Mer Museum pays tribute to the sea. The exhibition revolves around the maritime environment, providing an immersive experience that takes you beneath the surface. Established in 1987, the museum has beautifully preserved its historic charm. The tour features various displays that consist of naval accessories, fishing gear, and more. The museum is notably renowned for its 1,600 m² aquariums teeming with different species of fish that visitors are welcomed to observe closely - some even offer the unique opportunity to touch!

Engaging Activities for All Ages

The Estran Cité de la Mer Museum also hosts a variety of entertainment suitable for all ages. There are 60-minute workshops designed to educate children about the importance of marine environment protection. These activities are not only educational but also allow young visitors to unleash their creativity in an enjoyable and sociable setting. A program of activities can be found on the museum's website.

When to Visit?

The Estran Cité de la Mer Museum is open every day. From Monday through Friday, doors are open from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Over the weekends, the museum is open from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dive into the depths of the marine world and embark on an unforgettable adventure at the Estran Cité de la Mer Museum.

Organize an airport transfer from Orly Airport to Dieppe

For international visitors, Dieppe is conveniently located with good links to major airports. It's 178.8 km away from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and slightly further at 206 km from Orly Airport. Both of these airports offer regular flights to and from a variety of international destinations, making Dieppe a feasible and appealing choice for a French getaway.