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An island joins itself to land Island, isn’t really no more But the essential still remains... The sea is ever-present North, West,South,East, She left her mark on nature She left her mark on men Summer for her beaches Winter for her landscapes All year round for her breath of fresh air Saint-Jacut wants itself intimate and friendly, opened and secretive, above all ___ See you soon for a singular holiday. This great tour of the peninsula is meant for hikers; it can be discovered through two distinct paths of a 6km/3.7miles distance. Let yourself be energised and jump in a great bath of sea spray, sun and, according to the season, sea water. Have a nice discovery (The suggested circuits are given as an indication and do not take into account the possible terrain or environment evolution. The users’ personal responsibility is engaged by the use of these circuits, the office de tourisme disengages itself from any responsibility regarding the use of the maps and possible accidents that may occur on the proposed itinerary.)

Presentation: Walk the second section by taking part of the GR223 and the GR22. This section leads you to Avranches. Remarkable points on the stroll 11- La falaise de Carolles : Placed between 2 Vauban huts, it offers incomparable panoramas and evokes many stories: legions of Caesar and soldiers of Hitler, Vikings and Chouans, St Scubilion and Vauban, Gargantua and Satan, gold diggers and builders of dykes, naval fights and shipwrecks, silence of the leprous monks of St-Clement and mischievousness of the fetishes of the caves... 12- The church of Saint Jean le Thomas : Be careful at the crossroads, the church of Saint-Jean-le-Thomas is on the left on the D24. Of Romanesque origin from the 12th, 14th and 16th centuries (IMH): traces of fern leaf apparatus, Gothic portal and bell tower; high altar and statues from the 18th century. Commune of Dragey-Ronthon. 13- The church of Saint-Medard Dragey: Built from the twelfth century, it has a stained glass window recalling the drowning of the son of the then owner of the manor Brion, Mr. Isselin with one of his friends. Its Saint-Médard tower was used as a landmark for fishermen, pilgrims or sailors who were in the bay. 14- Les chemins de la Baie et Découverte du Bec Andaine : This sandy point bordered by dunes is the starting point for pedestrian crossings of the bay towards Mont-Saint-Michel, guided mainly by two organisations: Les Chemins de la Baie and Découverte. The crossings take 1h30 and the same for the return. 15- The church of Notre-Dame and Sébastien de Genêts: The church of Notre-Dame and Sébastien, as well as its cemetery, are listed. The bells were also used to guide people lost in the bay in foggy weather. On the benches of the charming south porch, the affairs of the parish were once dealt with. 16- Islet of Tombelaine rock: Look out to sea on the right, you will see the wild islet of Tombelaine rock, which is home to many birds: little egrets, gulls etc. ... You are now on the GR223, which goes around the Cotentin, the coastal path. 17- Pointe du Mont Manet des Près Salés : The point of Mont Manet offers a panorama on the "Grand Port" and the "herbus" or "salt meadows" sheltering cows and sheep that feed on the vegetation loaded with iodine and salt. The flesh of these lambs is particularly appreciated by gourmets. 18- The Romanesque priory of Saint-Leonard: The Romanesque priory of Saint-Leonard dominates the town of Vains. It is made of schist and granite, noble material of the Avranchin for religious buildings. The territory was given by William the Conqueror to an abbey in Caen who founded this priory, around which the town was built. 19- The points of Grouin du Sud and Roche Torin: The points of Grouin du Sud and Roche Torin form ideal elevations to observe the rising tide. During the equinox tides, they are invaded by a crowd that comes to witness the impressive spectacle of the 'flood' invading the shore at the "speed of a galloping horse" and the amazing formation of the tidal bore. 20- The tithing barns of Saint Léonard : Look at the two 17th century tithing barns : one at the entrance of the village of Saint-Léonard, the other near the church of Vains has been restored. The Manor of Vains has an interesting architecture: the North side (XVIth century) was a fortified and defensive farm, the South side (from the XVIIIth century) became a gentleman's residence, when peace returned. 21- The Avranches Scriptorial Museum: The Scriptorial is the Mont-Saint-Michel manuscript museum which presents more than 200 medieval volumes and allows the discovery of the different phases of manuscript production, calligraphy and illumination. It deals with the content of ancient texts, then evokes the evolution towards printing. Its medieval architecture is interesting.

Starting in Bouillon and ending in Genêts, this 19 km stage provides some gorgeous vistas of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, the ultimate reward for walking the coastal path. The hike begins with some lovely views of Granville, the Chausey Islands and the coast of Brittany in the distance. The path is steeper here, and takes you to the Lude valley, a natural site in an unspoilt setting. Admire the sheer cliffs with the turquoise sea as a backdrop. The sound of waves crashing will guide you to the Port du Lude, a small cove that was once a secret smugglers’ hideout. Why not take a refreshing dip before carrying on to the Cabane Vauban with its fantastic view of Mont Saint-Michel. Next, the GR®223 takes you to Saint-Jean-le-Thomas, a relaxing little seaside resort. From here, the next few kilometres alternate between roads and fields before reaching the dunes. You might see some horses along the way. The landscapes change as you walk, but Mont Saint-Michel is your constant backdrop. The next few kilometres go across the sand to Bec d’Andaine, the starting point for crossing the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel on foot. Head inland for a just a few more metres to reach Genêts, and the stage is finished! Now sit back and enjoy the view of Mont Saint-Michel with the saltmarsh flowers and sheep in the foreground.

Start: 5 Route de la Forge, 50530 Champeaux Finish: 42 Bouille, 50300 Le Val-Saint-Père Near the village of Champeaux, between Carolles and Saint-Jean-le-Thomas, the cliffs are high and prodigious. The most beautiful kilometer in France, according to General Eisenhower! The Champeaux cliffs offer a remarkable panorama of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. The path over the promontory winds through wild, dense and varied vegetation. The path is lined with huts built by order of Vauban to enable customs officers to keep an eye on the coast. Today, they serve as observation points for birdwatchers.

The Route des Chiffonniers is a hiking route linking the coast (Saint-Pair sur Mer) to the Sée valley. The 84 km long route criss-crosses the inland areas of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, crossing varied landscapes between sea, hedged farmland, undergrowth, valleys... Another way to discover the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel! The Route des Chiffonniers brings to life the roads used by the ragpickers to transport the sail and cloth scraps from the ports to the mills of the Sée valley where they were transformed into paper. To cover these 84 km, be accompanied by pack donkeys! Ideal companions for carrying luggage and leaving in total autonomy, the donkeys can also carry children and make the hike accessible to all.

This stage will offer you breathtaking views of the Merveille, the Mont-Saint-Michel. Before Carolles-Plage, at the Pignon-Butor platform, you will enjoy a panorama going from Granville to Cancale. You will then cross the Lude valley and reach the port of Le Lude. This wild and dangerous cove was used as a clandestine port during the chouannerie and by smugglers. At the edge of the cliff, you will meet the Vauban hut, located on the site of a former guard house, a relay for surveillance and optical signals between Mont-Saint-Michel and Granville. Until the beginning of the 20th century, it housed customs officers on patrol along the coast. You will then arrive in Saint-Jean-le-Thomas.

Starting from Saint-Jean-le-Thomas, you will follow the coast to finally reach Genêts, the main starting point for the bay crossings on foot to Mont-Saint-Michel. The bay is beautiful but dangerous. To cross it, you must leave with a certified "Guide de la Baie".

Starting from Saint-Jean-le-Thomas, you will follow the coast to finally reach Genêts, the main starting point for the bay crossings on foot to Mont-Saint-Michel. The bay is beautiful but dangerous. To cross it, you must leave with a certified "Guide de la Baie".

Fital Vakanties’s criteria: - Accommodation: hotels *** (high capacity) - Type of clientele : seniors/groups - Length of stay: 8 to 15 days - Km/day: 45 to 60km, easy roads - Any type of circuit

Fly over Mont Saint-Michel Bay on an ultralight trike or autogyro and explore its incredible scenery! FLY OVER MONT SAINT-MICHEL BAY ON AN ULTRALIGHT TRIKE OR AUTOGYRO AND EXPLORE ITS INCREDIBLE SCENERY! Mont Saint-Michel, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its medieval architecture and ideal location in the heart of a vast bay invaded by the biggest tides in Europe. In the company of an experienced guide, set off to discover this world-famous site. On an ultralight trike or autogyro, fly all the way around Mont Saint-Michel and take in the panoramic views of the bay and the cliffs of Champeaux. Discover the local flora and fauna and enjoy the adrenaline rush over this historical, cultural and natural site!

Take off on board an ultralight trike or autogyro and take in the breathtaking views over Mont Saint-Michel! TAKE OFF ON BOARD AN ULTRALIGHT TRIKE OR AUTOGYRO AND TAKE IN THE BREATHTAKING VIEWS OVER MONT SAINT-MICHEL! Mont Saint-Michel, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rises up in the heart of a vast bay invaded by the biggest tides in Europe and offers visitors some spectacular scenery. In the company of a qualified pilot, fly away for a tour of this renowned site! Take in the views of its medieval architecture, the area’s flora and fauna and the beautiful coastal scenery. This is an out-of-the-ordinary way of seeing the Wonder of the Western World!

The Gîte du Petit Maine is located in a quiet housing estate in the market town of Pontmain, close to the basilica and shops. The ground floor comprises a fully-equipped kitchen (oven, fridge, dishwasher, gas hob, toaster, kettle and microwave), a dining room with wood-burning stove and a sitting area. Bathroom with bath and shower and separate toilet. One bedroom with a double bed and another bedroom with two single beds, both on the ground floor. Outside, a south-facing enclosed garden. Garage and bike storage. Bed linen and towels are not provided.

Small house with exceptional facilities and comfortable bedding Everything you need for a getaway or holiday, whether solo or with the family. For your peace and quiet, the 250m² garden is enclosed. Outdoor games: children's swing, table tennis, table football. Garden furniture and large awning. The ground floor features a living room with fireplace, 120cm television, comfortable sofa, fitted kitchen area and a toilet. Upstairs: a master bedroom with a 160*200 bed, complemented by a mezzanine landing with two good beds and a curtain for privacy. Shower room with washbasin and toilet. All the facilities of a 3 épis gîte. In the centre of Pontmain, 1km from the gîte, all shops and services. Departure point for walks. Pontmain, a Marian city, is a famous place of pilgrimage. The Chênedet leisure centre offers swimming, canoeing, tree climbing and the Ange Michel amusement park for all ages. At the gateway to Brittany and Normandy, 15 minutes from Fougères and 40 minutes from Mont Saint Michel. Business stays: 2 people maximum 1 and 2-night stays: arrival 4pm - departure 4pm From 3 nights: arrival 4pm - departure 10am

Exceptional gîte in the prestigious town of Pontmain. Exceptional for its size: 110 m² with a ceiling height of over 2.5 m, for its modern, comfortable accommodation and for the warm, professional welcome from the Relais du Bocage team. You have access to the Relais' services: restaurant for lunch and dinner (booking required), fitness room and games room (billiards - table football), museum. This gîte is located at the end of the east wing of the Relais, in a peaceful, unoverlooked setting. It has its own private enclosed garden, with a breathtaking view of the Pontmain Basilica. You'll love the 12 hectares of wooded parkland directly accessible from the gîte. You can sleep up to 4 people - 2 adults and 2 children up to the age of 15 - by adding 1 hotel-quality folding bed or a sofa-bed, either in the large 40m² bedroom or in the 30m² lounge. For your outings, as well as visiting the emblematic sites of Pontmain, you can discover the medieval fortress of Fougères (15 min), and Mont Saint-Michel (30 min). Leisure centres with swimming, canoeing, tree climbing, etc. at the Base de loisirs du Chênedet (10km) or the Base de la Colmont in Gorron (20km). Aquatis aquatic complex in Fougères (15km). All shops and services within walking distance. Numerous hiking trails. Possibility of arriving from Fougères station (15km, David taxi), Laval station (55km, taxis or BipBip Voyage for you and your bikes), or Rennes station (65km, numerous taxis). Please book in advance. Gîte also available for 8 people under the name "Grand gîte le Bocage H53G023371". Long-stay special offer: 14 to 25 nights -20% and 25 to 30 nights -25%. 1-2 night stays: arrival 4pm - departure 4pm From 3 nights: arrival 4pm - departure 10am

Exceptional gîte in the prestigious town of Pontmain. Exceptional for its size: 150 m² with ceiling heights of over 2.5 m, for its modern, comfortable accommodation and for the warm, professional welcome from the Relais du Bocage team. You have access to the Relais' services: restaurant for lunch and dinner (booking required), fitness room and games room (billiards - table football), museum. This gîte is located at the end of the east wing of the Relais, in a peaceful, unoverlooked setting. It has its own private enclosed garden, with a breathtaking view of the Pontmain Basilica. The 12 hectares of wooded parkland are directly accessible from the gîte. The 3 spacious bedrooms can accommodate up to 8 people, with the addition of a hotel-quality 90x190 folding bed in one of the bedrooms. For your outings, as well as visiting the emblematic sites of Pontmain, you can discover the medieval fortress of Fougères (15 min), and Mont Saint-Michel (30 min). Leisure centres with swimming, canoeing, tree climbing, etc. at the Base de loisirs du Chênedet (10km) or the Base de la Colmont in Gorron (20km). Aquatis aquatic complex in Fougères (15km). All shops and services within walking distance. Numerous hiking trails. Possibility of arriving from Fougères station (15km, David taxi), Laval station (55km, taxis or BipBip Voyage for you and your bikes), or Rennes station (65km, numerous taxis). To be booked in advance. Gîte also available for 4 people under the name "Gîte le Bocage H53G020862". Long-stay special offer: 14 to 25 nights -20% and 25 to 30 nights -25%. 1-2 night stays: arrival 4pm - departure 4pm From 3 nights: arrival 4pm - departure 10am

Located in the small village of Landivy in the province of Mayenne. The village is situated on the border between Normandy and Brittany, making it an ideal place to stay when visiting friends, house hunting or just relaxing in the beautiful French countryside. There are 3 bedrooms available, all with en-suite facilities and widescreen TV with English and French channels. Tea and coffee making facilities available. Continental breakfast included as standard. Outside, a garden to relax in.

Located in Pontmain, the Chambre d'hôtes Villa des Roses features a garden, a balcony and a terrace. This beautiful bourgeois house was built for the architect who built the Pontmain basilica. The bedroom has a king-size double bed, a flat-screen TV and a kettle and coffee machine. The private bathroom has a bath and shower, hairdryer and linen (towels, bathrobes and toiletries). Free private parking is available on site. Chambre d'hôtes Villa des Roses serves a continental breakfast. Optional (booking required): you can take advantage of the wellness area: massages, relaxation treatments, treatments with essential oils, hair removal. Possibility of adding an extra bed (extra mattress for a child or teenager). Located 40 km from Mont-Saint-Michel and 65 km from Rennes airport, the nearest airport.

Situated in the heart of the village of Pontmain, close to the basilica, its arboretum and a magnificent forest, your host Martine offers you the comfortable and modern flat "Auprès de mon arbre" on the first and top floor of a local stone house. The 75 m2 flat can accommodate 2 to 3 people and comprises : - a living room with a fully-equipped kitchen (oven, hob, coffee maker, fridge and microwave), dining room and sitting area - a bedroom with a double bed and a single bed - bathroom with bath, separate toilet - a laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board, steam generator and hoover. Compulsory cleaning charge (depending on length of stay). + €20 for each additional person using the second bed. Cot available on request, as well as safety gate. Pets not accepted.

The house has three bedrooms, two of which are upstairs, and two bathrooms, one of which is also upstairs. It sleeps six people. There are two WCs, a fully-equipped kitchen and a veranda with television and Wi-Fi, as well as a view of a shady garden. Outdoor furniture available 2 euros per towel Situated 3 km from Pontmain, a place of pilgrimage, 20 km from FOUGERES and 45 km from Mont St Michel, with many attractions for younger guests. Also located on the route of the ST jacques de Compostelle hikers to go to the Mont st Michel. If you are a hiker, please contact the owner directly for special rates. rental for 2 nights minimum

It’s the « maqueriau » (mackerel) port where Saint Awawa was prayed to for fish. At the Houle port (10), go up the street and turn left after the residence and keep going.

When in rue du Châtelet, (the Office de tourisme is 150m farther on the right), go down left (on your left again you’ll see the port). Retrace your steps and follow the street to the Office de tourisme. The second half of the 19th century saw the creation of two ports in St-Jacut: one for summer and the mackerel fishing season: la Houle Causseul; the second one for winter, protected from the dangers of the sea: le Châtelet, where you can find a remarkable salt storage room. Both retain their authenticity. Even though it looks modest, St-Jacut was, in the 1930's, the second largest port of the Côtes-du-Nord, (Côtes d'Armor's former name)

The name « plage du Rougeret » was given at the beginning of the last century. It isn’t because of the swimmers’ skin reddened by the sun (as the bodies were covered up then) but from wild grasses that had red flowers and are now extinct but were then all over the coast.

One of the Jaguens' favourite beaches during winter since it is protected from westerly winds. This beach is so named due to the numerous springs that, in olden days, "pissed" there in every season.

Walk past the camping site and take the path through the dune above the beach. The name of this point is a reference to the judiciary powers of St-Jacut’s abbot in medieval times, abbot who had the “droit de gibet” (right to hang people) there. Today the only executions are the 14th of July fireworks. From this point, a very beautiful view of the maritime marshes of Beaussais, of Lancieux and the Châtelet harbour, is enjoyed. Continue towards the end of the bay and walk on the dike to the Zone Artisanale.

From the Pointe du Chevet, or « Chef de l’Isle » (Head of the Island), at the top of the peninsula, border guards enjoyed a remarkable view on la Baie des Ebihens (reachable at low tide, details must be looked up at the Office de tourisme).Today, this remarkable natural site is a great place for contemplation. Go back following the Point’s eastern costal line. Depending on the tide, 20 metres before the gate go down the left path towards the beach and go up after the Plage du Rougert’s (9) cabins. If the tide is too high, follow the signs along the road and the parking space.

After the Plage des Haas, the costal path follows the abbey’s park. A gate allows you to access this private property and discover its remarkable edifice. History and legend tell us that in the 5th century, two twin monks, Jacut and Guéthenoc, arrived on this peninsula called « Landoac » looking for a fitting place to create a hermitage. A Benedictine monastery was established there and had a great influence on the region’s development and evolution until the French Revolution. Sold as Bien National (National Good), sold again many times, the abbey knows many vicissitudes and different uses (Border guard caserns, home to a wealthy foreign family...). In 1875, the monastery’s ruins are bought by the Congrégation des Sœur de l’Immaculée: a religious order from St-Méen-le-Grand (Ille-et-Vilaine), they’ll turn it into a nursing home for the nuns and a free school for the children of the area. The restoration starts right away. To finance the school, the nuns host, firstly the British tourists who came, under doctor’s orders, to take sea water and hot algae baths. They stream in right from 1876. That’s the start of the “guesthouse”. Along the years, the summer holiday goers keep growing in numbers; the nuns develop the hotel capacities of the Abbey and diversify the activities and the hosting: the Abbey is now a guesthouse and a high place of cultural and spiritual encounters. Please respect the environment and the quietness of the residents.

There used to be only the one street in the village, on each side of which were perpendicularly aligned houses called “rangées” (“rows”). These small, one storied, adjoining fisher houses were all walled to the North in order to be protected from winds and opened to the South to benefit from the sun. Their closeness facilitated the Jaguens’ common life. The rows are private. Please respect the inhabitants’ quietness At the end of the row, go down the street to the stele de la Banche.

Grand Rue is the centre of the peninsula. That's where you will find most of the shops and restaurants. The Office de Tourisme is 250m away towards the Mairie. Less than a century ago, the village de l'Isle (Island village) was limited to this artery going from the abbey to the cross's junction. It was a very busy street, centre of every encounters; on each side of which stretched perpendicularly the famous "rangées" (rows), line of semidetached houses, facing south and blind north. This configuration allowed the fishermen's families to live from little. On the façades, behind the granite low walls, the fishnets and fishes were dried. (The rows are privates properties. Please respect the tranquillity of the inhabitants)

The Grande Rue (Main Street) was the only road named rue for a long time, the other ones were paths or roads. On this main artery, rare houses only show their fronts. On the right and on the left, "rows" of houses are in line. The row is the base of social life in this maritime village. Families live next to each other in solidarity. The houses are adjoining for their inhabitants to face cold better. The fronts are facing the south, and there are few windows north to bring light. Therefore, the Main Street is made of a line of houses' sides of which the walls were, in olden days, almost blind. The "aires" (frontyards), facing the south, were used for every task regarding fishing. Stone basins are used for the preparation of "affare"; bait for mackerel made of shells and shrimps. It's also where fishing tools are made or prepared: nets, catching cages, baskets. Some walls contain animal bones in their apparatus. Stronger than wood and rust proof, they were used to hang fishnets to dry.

When on the Landouar square, go up on the left of the Grande Rue and go back to the office. The Grande Rue, (Main Street), was, for a long time, the only way called “rue”; the other were paths or roads. On this main road, rare houses show only their façades. Right or left the “rangées” (rows of houses) are aligned. At the end of the Impasse du Paradis (Heaven’s dead end) you’ll meet Saint Christopher, protector of the travelers. This granite statue from the 15th century proves how long he was celebrated in Jaguen territory.

La Mère Poulard. In a setting unique in the world, nestled in the heart of the medieval city of Mont-Saint-Michel, the Auberge de La Mère Poulard invites you to sample the traditional recipes of La Mère Poulard, the famous cook of Mont-Saint-Michel: omelettes cooked over a wood fire, local lamb, fish and shellfish, delicacies of yesteryear...

Located in the heart of Mont Saint-Michel, in historic 15th-century residences, La Confiance restaurant offers tasty cuisine and specialties: seasonal salads and soups, roast poultry, traditional lamb, fish marmite, galettes, crêpes... An authentic setting with a large, beautiful fireplace, traditional decor and a warm atmosphere will complete the pleasure of your meal.

Our panoramic restaurant welcomes you to sample our specialties. At the foot of Mont Saint-Michel Abbey, facing the bay and the ever-changing spectacle of the world?s highest tides, in an exceptional setting, a moment of unforgettable gourmet bliss...

Between Normandy and Brittany stands the Wonder of the West. In the heart of Mont Saint-Michel, on the rock, La Vieille Auberge, a historic house, houses a restaurant with a large terrace on the rampart.

The hotel-restaurant Le Duguesclin is located inside Mont Saint-Michel, between the main street and the ramparts' roundabout path, 100 meters from the Mont Saint-Michel entrance gate. It has 2 dining rooms: a 60-seat brasserie and a 120-seat restaurant with a superb view of the ramparts and bay.

The Auberge du Mouton Blanc is located inside Mont-Saint-Michel. The inn has 3 rooms with a total capacity of 220 covers, including one with a view over the bay of Mont Saint-Michel. We offer continuous service from 11:30am to 9pm.

Located in the Mont-Saint-Michel intramural area, this establishment boasts a room with a panoramic view of the bay.

15th-century timber-framed house, listed as a Historic Monument. L'Auberge Saint-Pierre in the heart of the village, along the main street leading up to the abbey.

Situated 17 kilometers off the coast, the Chausey archipelago, Granville's island district, is an exceptional, unspoiled natural site. Swept by the highest tides in Europe, its landscapes change with the tides, revealing, according to legend, 52 islets at high tide and 365 at low tide. Gîte located in the former presbytery, a long building that housed 5 priests between 1857 and 1982 and has been converted into 4 communal gîtes since 1988. Capacity: 5 people - Area: 14 m² living space, 11 m² under slope (first floor), 500 m² outside - Layout: Ground-floor living area with kitchen, lounge and dining room, 1 bathroom with 1 toilet, 1 washbasin and a shower, mezzanine sleeping accommodation on the first floor accessible via a staircase. 2 shared showers with the other gîtes behind the former presbytery, shared terrace, shared garden. Sleeping accommodation : Upstairs : 1 double bed. Comfort : Shared outdoor garden with sea view, picnic tables, barbecues, parasols available.

Situated 17 kilometers off the coast, the Chausey archipelago, Granville's island district, is an exceptional, unspoiled natural site. Swept by the highest tides in Europe, its landscapes change with the tides, revealing, according to legend, 52 islets at high tide and 365 at low tide. Gîte located in the former presbytery, a long building that housed 5 priests between 1857 and 1982 and has been converted into 4 communal gîtes since 1988. Capacity: 6 people - Area: 18 m² living space, 15 m² under slope (first floor), 500 m² outside - Layout: Ground-floor living area with kitchen, lounge and dining room, bathroom with 1 toilet, 1 washbasin and shower, mezzanine sleeping area on first floor accessible via staircase, shared terrace, shared garden. Sleeping arrangements : Ground floor : First floor : 2 double beds, 1 single bed. Comfort : Shared outdoor garden with sea view, picnic tables, barbecues, parasols available.

Located 17 kilometers from the coast, the Chausey archipelago, an island district of Granville, is an exceptional preserved natural site. Swept by the highest tides in Europe, its landscapes change with the tides, revealing, according to legend, 52 islets at high tide and 365 at low tide. Gite located in the old school of Chausey, where lessons were given until 1971 by the priests of Chausey, according to the tide times, then transformed into a gite for 7 persons in 1994. Capacity : 7 persons - Surface : 21 m² livable, 17 m² under slope (floor), 50 m² outside - Arrangement : a living room on the first floor with kitchen, living room (sofa bed) and dining room, shower room, 1 toilet, other beds grouped on the first floor, small garden. Beds : Ground floor : 1 double sofa bed. First floor : 2 double beds, 1 single bed. Comfort : Picnic table, barbecue, parasol at disposal.

Situated 17 kilometers off the coast, the Chausey archipelago, Granville's island district, is an exceptional, unspoiled natural site. Swept by the highest tides in Europe, its landscapes change with the tides, revealing, according to legend, 52 islets at high tide and 365 at low tide. Gîte located in the former presbytery, a long building that housed 5 priests between 1857 and 1982 and has been converted into 4 communal gîtes since 1988. Capacity: 5 people - Surface area: 16 m² living space, 13 m² under slope (first floor), 500 m² outside - Layout: Ground-floor living area with kitchen, living room, bathroom with 1 toilet - washbasin - shower and dining room, mezzanine sleeping area on first floor accessible via a staircase, 2 shared showers with the other gîtes behind the former presbytery, shared terrace, shared garden. Sleeping accommodation : Upstairs : 2 double beds, 1 single bed. Comfort: Shared outdoor garden with sea view, picnic tables, barbecues, parasols available.

Situated 17 kilometers off the coast, the Chausey archipelago, Granville's island district, is an exceptional, unspoiled natural site. Swept by the highest tides in Europe, its landscapes change with the tides, revealing, according to legend, 52 islets at high tide and 365 at low tide. Gîte located in the former presbytery, a long building that housed 5 priests between 1857 and 1982 and has been converted into 4 communal gîtes since 1988. Capacity: 2 people - Area: 12 m² living space, 9 m² under slope (first floor), 500 m² outside - Layout: Ground-floor living room with kitchen and dining area, 1 bathroom with toilet, washbasin and shower, mezzanine sleeping area on first floor accessible via staircase, shared terrace, shared garden. Sleeps: Upstairs: 1 double bed, Comfort: Shared outdoor garden with sea view, picnic tables, barbecues, parasols available.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 Huttopia Baie du Mont St Michel campsite welcomes you for a stay in the heart of Brittany on the edge of a lake in the midst of the countryside. Located near Saint Malo and Mont St Michel, enjoy a holiday of sightseeing, swimming in the pool, walks and family activities.

After the Plage des Haas, the costal path follows the abbey’s park. A gate allows you to access this private property and discover its remarkable edifice. History and legend tell us that in the 5th century, two twin monks, Jacut and Guéthenoc, arrived on this peninsula called « Landoac » looking for a fitting place to create a hermitage. A Benedictine monastery was established there and had a great influence on the region’s development and evolution until the French Revolution. Sold as Bien National (National Good), sold again many times, the abbey knows many vicissitudes and different uses (Border guard caserns, home to a wealthy foreign family...). In 1875, the monastery’s ruins are bought by the Congrégation des Sœur de l’Immaculée: a religious order from St-Méen-le-Grand (Ille-et-Vilaine), they’ll turn it into a nursing home for the nuns and a free school for the children of the area. The restoration starts right away. To finance the school, the nuns host, firstly the British tourists who came, under doctor’s orders, to take sea water and hot algae baths. They stream in right from 1876. That’s the start of the “guesthouse”. Along the years, the summer holiday goers keep growing in numbers; the nuns develop the hotel capacities of the Abbey and diversify the activities and the hosting: the Abbey is now a guesthouse and a high place of cultural and spiritual encounters. Please respect the environment and the quietness of the residents.

At the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, this contemporary luxury villa with its 2200m² garden is a real gem for your vacations. On top of the Carolles cliff, the house overlooks the sandy beach of Carolles and Jullouville, and enjoys a unique 180° view. From the Chausey Islands to the Breton tip of Cancale, the seascape before your eyes is splendid and rare! Yves and Nathalie, who live nearby, will be delighted to share this corner of paradise and the villa they have imagined with you. The large bay windows offer unrivalled luminosity, and the blond woodwork will soothe your soul in an atmosphere of great gentleness. Sea views abound, and the spectacle is permanent. The 3 main bedrooms face out to sea, and only the small bedroom with bunk beds has no sea view. Take the coastal path (GR223 chemin des douaniers) for one of the prettiest walks in the region!

Close to Granville and the Mont Saint-Michel, the commune of Carolles has a long sandy beach where you can indulge in all the activities you want. From hiking in the bay of Mont Saint-Michel to water sports and lazing on the beach, there is something for everyone! Our 45 m² apartment on the ground floor of the residence is ideally located 20m from the beach, 15mn walk from downtown Carolles and 15 mn walk from Jullouville. Living room with fully equipped kitchen, 1 bedroom, sofa bed for 2 persons, bathroom. This place is ideal for family or lover holidays with its own charm in every season.

Duplex apartment on the 2nd and top floor of a recent residence ideally located on the cliffs of Carolles - at La Croix Paqueray - 200m from the sandy beach (can be reached on foot via a staircase). Sea views from every window! Modern, comfortable apartment comprising on the first level: a fitted kitchen opening onto the living room, a laundry room and a toilet, and on the second level: two adjoining bedrooms and a bathroom (shower and toilet).