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natosha butler reports from one tourist hotspot in northern france. >> on normandy's coast, a small town its majestic white cliffs. she lived in the area most of her life and says she never tires of its natural beauty. >> there are lots of caves and grottos. there is a mystery which draws people here. >> once a fishing port, it is now tourism that fuels the local economy. the popularity has led to thousands of visitors crowding its streets and cliff paths each day, ruining the quality of life for residents and threatening the environment. evelyn says tourists are welcome but more needs to be done to minimize their impact. >> it is complicated for us. there are long queues to buy bread or drive anywhere. people take the pebbles from the beach. they feed the seagulls. visitors need to be informed about what they can do and we residents need to find better ways to host them. >> french impressionist artists painted the area and today's mobile phones character is a lawyer. >> how long are you going to spend here today? >> two days. critics it is our first time in france -- >> it is our first