Yport Church of Saint Martin, Yport

The Église Saint-Martin is a 19th-century church built entirely by the villagers of Yport between 1838 and 1876, symbolizing the community's determination to gain independence from neighboring Criquebeuf-en-Caux. Its distinctive facade features striking horizontal stripes made from multicolored pebbles collected from the local beach, a unique architectural feature reminiscent of Pisan style. Inside, the ceiling resembles an upside-down ship hull, reflecting Yport's maritime heritage, while maritime ex-votos (miniature wooden boats) hang along the walls as tributes from fishermen.