Port du Havre-Antifer, a large oil terminal situated north of Cap de la Heve and close to Cap d’Antifer, plays a crucial role in the region. This critical port accommodates supertankers with large capacities and deep drafts, ensuring safe harboring. Exposed to winds and swells from the south and west, the port adheres to strict local regulations to prevent incidents during adverse weather conditions.

While Port du Havre-Antifer's primary function is industrial, the surrounding areas offer captivating natural beauty. Cap d’Antifer, a prominent cape, features a dramatic 122-meter-high cliff. Atop the cliffs stands Cap d’Antifer Light, offering striking views of the surrounding landscape. The coastline between Cap d’Antifer and Cap de la Heve is characterized by its unique reddish-colored cliffs.

Explore the natural wonders of the Valleuse d’Antifer, a dry valley suspended above the sea. This area boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna, including afforestation, meadows, calcareous lawns, moors, and ponds. Look out for nesting gulls, seagulls, and cormorants on the cliffs as you explore the rich biodiversity along a designated 2 km path. While shopping options aren't extensive within Port du Havre-Antifer itself, the nearby towns of Le Havre and Fécamp offer a wider range of retail experiences. Due to the industrial nature of Port du Havre-Antifer, nightlife options are limited directly within the port.