Halloween in Le Touquet: two weeks of family fun
From 17 October to 1 November 2026
From 17 October to 1 November 2026, Le Touquet-Paris-Plage throws a full two-week Halloween celebration for families: an immersive trail, a costumed parade, live shows, twilight storytelling and a town-wide treasure hunt. Hippotel puts you right at the heart of it.
Le Touquet goes Halloween
For a full two weeks — 17 October to 1 November 2026 — Le Touquet-Paris-Plage swaps its seaside calm for pumpkins, costumes and after-dark storytelling. The local Tourist Office has put together a programme that keeps families busy from start to finish, blending theatrical experiences with interactive fun scattered across the whole town.
What's on
- Immersive trail: a scripted walkthrough that transforms the town streets into a spooky scenery for all ages.
- Halloween parade: witches, monsters and creatures of every kind take over the avenues in a colourful procession.
- Family show — Mary Candies: a theatrical performance pitched just right for children and parents alike.
- Tales of the Night: as dusk falls, storytellers and musicians lead atmospheric walks through the town — genuinely magical for younger visitors.
- Costume and carved-pumpkin contests: come dressed to impress and show off your sculpting skills.
- Treasure hunt through local shops: restaurants and boutiques across Le Touquet join in with a fun, child-friendly trail.
Making the most of it from Hippotel
Hippotel sits just a short walk from the town centre, so you can join any of the events without worrying about parking or taxis. We'd suggest booking at least three or four nights to catch the main weekend highlights — half-term week fills up fast along the Opal Coast.
Our family-friendly rooms and apartments give you plenty of space to sort out costumes before heading out. Start each morning with our breakfast formula to fuel the day's adventures. If you want to plan beyond Halloween, our Le Touquet guide covers everything the resort has to offer in autumn.
Don't leave it too late to book — school holidays bring families from across northern France and beyond, and availability shrinks quickly.