Le Crotoy Réderie

Le Crotoy Réderie: a summer must in the Bay of Somme

Le Crotoy, the only seaside resort in the Bay of Somme facing due south, is known for its family beaches, fishing port and maritime tradition. Each summer, its large annual réderie attracts bargain hunters from the entire region. In 2026, the rendezvous is set for Saturday July 11, from 6am to 6pm, with about 200 exhibitors deployed throughout the town center.

A réderie in the heart of the resort

Organized by the City of Le Crotoy, the réderie spreads through the pedestrian streets, squares and quays of the town center. This layout in the very heart of the resort allows bargain hunters to stroll through the historic streets.

200 exhibitors, considerable choice

With about 200 exhibitors, the Le Crotoy Réderie is a large-scale event. The mix is varied: individuals, local associations, some professionals. You find clothing, toys, crockery, books, records, furniture, and maritime specialties.

Le Crotoy, charming seaside resort

Le Crotoy is not a seaside resort like any other. Its southern orientation gives it exceptional sunshine for the region, and its long maritime history gives it an authentic character. Jules Verne and Colette stayed there.

A full day of pleasure

The réderie starts at 6am and ends at 6pm, leaving plenty of time to combine it with the other pleasures offered by Le Crotoy: walk on the beach, discovery of the Bay of Somme by boat, seafood lunch.

Free admission and nearby parking

Admission to the réderie is free for visitors. Parking lots near the town center allow you to park your car and reach the stands on foot.