Accommodation in Le Touquet for the Rallye Le Touquet-Pas-de-Calais

The Rallye du Touquet, a springtime classic

Organised every year in March by the Touquet Auto Club, the Rallye Le Touquet-Pas-de-Calais is a round of the French Rally Championship, with a separate event for historic cars. In 2026 it opened the championship season: crew presentation on Thursday 26 March, start from Le Touquet on Friday 27 and finish in Le Touquet on Saturday 28 March, after a dozen special stages laid out in the countryside inland.

The 2027 dates have not been published yet: keep an eye on the official championship calendar and on our Le Touquet events calendar.

Why stay at Villa Mon Étoile for the rally

• Right in the centre, 200 m from rue Saint-Jean: you can reach the start, the finish and the rally activities in Le Touquet without moving the car.
• A real base camp: an equipped kitchen (oven, dishwasher, Nespresso) for an early breakfast before the stages, and a washing machine for muddy clothes.
• Two bedrooms per apartment (one 160 cm bed and two 90 cm singles): ideal for a crew and their supporters or a group of fans.
• Up to 8 guests when you book both apartments: 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
• 8 Gb/s fibre wifi to follow live timings between stages.

Villa Mon Étoile is a 1920s Art Deco house, listed among Le Touquet's “remarkable villas”. Hélios is on the first floor and Cassiopée on the second; each has its own terrace with a barbecue.

Book early for rally weekend

Drivers, service crews, officials and spectators all converge on Le Touquet the same weekend, so town-centre accommodation goes quickly. Book as soon as the dates are known, with at least two nights (our minimum stay). Availability is shown in real time on our booking page.

Booking direct gets you the best price, lower than on Airbnb. Check-in is from 3 pm and check-out by 11 am; early check-in and late check-out are offered subject to availability, useful when the rally finishes late in the afternoon. More details on booking direct.

Our tips for following the rally

• The special stages run on country roads inland, so you will need the car to get there. Leave early: roads close well before the competitors come through.
• Stick to the spectator areas marked out by the organisers.
• Back in town, leave the car for the evening: our tips for parking in Le Touquet.
• Pack boots and warm clothes: in March the countryside is often wet.

For those not following every stage

Not everyone wants to spend the day by a country road. While the enthusiasts follow the rally, the others can enjoy Le Touquet on foot: the vast beach at low tide, the pine forest, the Canche lighthouse, and the shops and cafés of rue Saint-Jean. With a baby, a high chair, travel cot and baby bath are provided. More ideas in things to do in Le Touquet.

Charles's tip: on Saturday evening, after the finish, take a sunset walk along the promenade, then have dinner on rue Saint-Jean. On Sunday, keep the morning for the beach before heading home.