Photo credits: office de tourisme du Mont Saint-Michel.
www.ot-montsaintmichel.com

Impossible to miss, le Mont-Saint-Michel

Wearing his sculptural Abbey and its sparkling golden archangel, nestled between sand and waves in a bay Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Le Mont-Saint-Michel stands for nearly a millennium on its rocky outcrop.

Granville

In the heyday of cod fishing, Granville has long been coveted as a strategic maritime position and from the 15th century, a fortified enclosure is built on a rocky headland.
It is nice to draw an atmosphere permeated the obstinacy of marine as well as the elegance of the city dwellers resort.

Coll.service communication – Ville de Granville, photographer S.POULAIN-STEIN.

Coll.service Communication – Ville de Granville

Chausey (9 miles from Granville)

Cast off and sail to this island paradise.
A concentrate of nature and biodiversity on five thousand hectares.

Cancale and the Pointe du Grouin

This is in the port of la Houle and its quaint back streets that you can still smell the old Cancale.
The Pointe du Grouin is overlooking the sea 40 meters. This rocky outcrop close the western coast of the bay.
Beautiful view of the Mont-Saint-Michel, Chausey Islands and the Normandy coast.

Office de tourisme de Cancale

©JCB35 – Le Sillon avec catamarans
©JCB35 – Les remparts vus du Fort National
©Philippe Josselin – le donjon du château
©Servane Combabessou – Le Môle des Noires vu de la mer

Saint Malo

City of art and history, it is in the collective imagination, synonymous with adventure, travel, panache…
Famous explorers and pirates, greatest writers of the world, Saint-Malo has always attracted the dream.
The incredible fortifications of Vauban, the highest tides in Europe, the largest yachts at the foot of the ramparts … All images etched in memory.