Experience Agon-coutainville at Camping Le Ronquet

Are you ready for a 23 km stage around Regnéville inlet with its unspoilt landscapes and wide-open spaces? From the centre of the seaside resort of Agon-Coutainville, head along the seafront towards the dunes. Walk on the beach past Le Passous sailing school. After the wooden chalet, cross a grove of trees to join the coastal path, taking Chemin de la Buttière. From there, head towards the wild Pointe d’Agon-Coutainville. Then follow the GR223 through the dunes and walk through a pretty grove of pine trees. Before you, you’ll see the Lechanteur monument and the famous Agon lighthouse with its red lantern. Carry on in that direction towards the orientation table and enjoy the view of the dunes and the sea stretching as far as the eye can see on your right, and on your left, Regnéville inlet with its little boats. From Agon lighthouse, cross the road towards the salt meadows on the edge of Regnéville inlet. You’ll walk along the estuary for 2.5 km, accompanied by free-roaming sheep. Make sure you shut any gates along the path. Then leave the inlet on the left and follow the road to the edge of Tourville marsh, and on to the little bridge. Carry on towards the church in Heugueville-sur-Sienne following the coastal path close to the D650. Leave the little village on your left and continue to follow the inlet for 800 m. Here, you’ll cross the saltmarshes again, climbing over stiles, before arriving at the Pont de la Roque. Enjoy a break at the bridge, where you’ll find picnic tables, before heading off again for the last part of this stage. Take the grassy path next to the fields towards the saltmarshes. Once again, sheep will be your travelling companions! Now walk along the other side of the inlet towards the village of Regnéville-sur-Mer. Go through the gate on your left and carry on for 50 m before turning right and taking the D249 towards Le Prey. Note: at high tide, it’s better to go inland following the D156 then the D249. You’re on the last stretch! Take the path that leads through the inlet, go through the little gate and walk across the salt meadows. From here, there’s a wonderful view of the Pointe d’Agon and the Sienne estuary. You can admire some of the path you’ve walked since the start of this stage opposite you. Leave the salt meadows and take the D156 towards the slipway. Carry on to the municipal campsite in Regnéville, with its panoramic view. Finally, you’ll arrive at the Château de Regnéville-sur-Mer. Enjoy a stroll around this old fishing village with its picturesque charm.

The circuit is marked out by superb viewpoints, villages and typical hamlets. On the heights, you can see Chausey to the west and Coutançais to the east.

This 18 km stage takes you to Saint-Martin-de-Bréhal via the seaside resort of Hauteville-sur-Mer. Before leaving, enjoy a stroll around Regnéville-sur-Mer, a former fishing village with old-world charm. Don’t miss the lime kilns, a legacy of the dynamic activity here in the past. From Regnéville, take the D49 before joining the D156. Carry on along the D73 to the car park by the beach. At the entrance to the car park, take a left and cross the field. Between the fences, the path takes you to the sea. From here, walk along the seawall on the left to Rue des Garennes to reach the seafront heading into Hauteville-sur-Mer. This lovely seaside resort is particularly popular with families for its different activities, including watersports. Cross the resort walking along the promenade, then turn left towards the sailing school. Next, take Rue d’Annoville before turning onto the path through the dunes, on the right after the bend. You’ll head slightly away from the sea. At the car park, the path continues on the road to the left for 600 m to the hamlet of Les Peupliers. In this area, you’ll cross the “Mielles”, sandy soils where carrots are grown and fertilised with seaweed. These carrots are renowned for their soft texture. Carry on to the right on the path edged by poplars and then cross the D220 on a small road. Carry on along the gravel track, going round a wood and past fields of vegetable crops. You’ll arrive in La Planche Guillemette. After the Mielles, welcome to Les Salines. Salt was harvested here from the 8th century until the 19th century. Take the road to Les Salines, going over a bridge, then turn right onto Route du Moulin. Next, leave this road to take the path that goes along La Vanlée inlet. Carry on along the small road until you get to the fascinating tidal causeway. Crossing the inlet towards the sea, the road is completely submerged during spring tides with high coefficients. Next, turn left through the saltmarshes after the sheepfolds. Go through a metal gate and walk on the sandy path. Once you get to the Ecurie des Mielles, turn right towards the sailing school. You’ll arrive in Saint-Martin-de-Bréhal along the promenade. Enjoy a break in this lovely seaside resort that’s popular for its watersports school and its family friendly atmosphere.

Go for a walk along the water, close to the blue waves. The relief is soft. The Hauteville beach, the harbour of Regnéville, the village of Montmartin-Sur-Mer, the harbour of La Vanlée, the dunes of Annoville... The circuit leads you to the sea.

The route continues along the coast until you reach the seaside resort of Hauteville-sur-Mer, which you will cross by its seawall. You will then cross areas with sandy bottoms, called honey, where carrots are cultivated, fertilized by seaweed, called kelp, which are highly appreciated for their tender flesh. Saltworks, evoke the work of salt which developed from the VIIIth century but the Revolution, by abolishing the internal customs, delivered the white salt harvested by the sauniers to the competition of grey salts, cheaper. The sauniers survived until the 19th century and then became extinct. In the area of Coudeville and Donville, the beaches are bristling with piles, called bouchots, driven into the ground at the bottom of the tidal zone. The mussel farmers raise bouchot mussels there. The stage ends in Granville, a fishing, commercial and leisure port, the upper town is surrounded by ramparts. You will be able to visit Christian Dior's childhood home, transformed into a museum.

Take advantage of your stop in Coutances to visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral or Saint-Pierre Church, jewels of the Channel's religious heritage, as well as the Jardin des Plantes or the museums. You will then walk along small sunken lanes or along little-used roads to reach the town of Cérences.

Presentation Looking for hidden treasures, eastern loop (Coutances/ Marigny/ Coutances). Enjoy roaming freely by taking the long-distance footpath. Discover the hidden treasures of Coutances, (GRP7). Remarkable points on the stroll 1- The church of Saint Nicolas de Coutances: the first church of Saint Nicolas, built in the XIVth century, was very damaged during the Hundred Years War, then during the religious wars of the XVIth century and finally in 1944. It remains however a magnificent example of the architectural persistence of the Norman Gothic style until the classical period. 2- Saint-Martin's church (17th century) in Monthuchon: it houses a Virgin of Pity and a listed lectern from the 15th century. 3- St Méen d'Ancteville fountain: located at the bottom of the cemetery, it has the reputation of curing a skin disease called rifle or psora 4- The Terrace of Muneville le Bingard: many small, well-preserved, shaded paths invite you to daydream. At the bend of one of them, you will discover a manor house of the XVIth century or a charming farm... like "La Terrasse". 5- The draught horse festival at La Ronde Haye: in August, with a parade of horse-drawn carriages, horse races, a handling test and the famous donkey race. 6- The Manor of Grand Taute in Saint Sauveur Lendelin: it was built by Jean le Coq, a judicial officer. Discover the life of a rural seigniory during the wars of religion. A very elaborate defensive system, perfectly preserved, protected the residence against possible enemy incursions 7- The monument to the memory of Robert Lee Duffy at the Menilbus : monument to the memory of the fighter pilot Robert Lee Duffy, of the 404th Fighter Group, whose P47 Thunderbolt plane crashed near the Mesnilbus on 27 July 1944. The aircraft was unearthed in 1992 and the pilot was identified, he had survived after parachuting and was living in the USA in Colorado. 8- The Tancredi Museum of Hauteville la Guichard: this museum recalls the epic of the Norman kings of Sicily, who left Hauteville in the 14th century to found a powerful kingdom in southern Italy 9- The German military cemetery in Marigny : the German military cemetery gathers more than 11 000 graves of German soldiers killed during the battle of Normandy. 9a- The Cobra Memorial in Marigny : the Cobra Memorial commemorates the operation of 25 July 1944, in the heart of Marigny, entrusted to the 7th US Corps of General Collins, which will change the course of the battle in the Cotentin and precipitate the liberation of France. 10- The castle of Carantilly: the current castle, built on an older manor, dates from the eighteenth century. The 2 facades are very different while retaining the same architecture: the north facade with a courtyard of honor lined with outbuildings, deliberately severe, and the south facade open to the park, with many sculptures and openings. The pond is designed for walkers, sportsmen, fishermen, young and old. 11- The church of Saint Remy Quibou: the church of Saint Remy is a building rebuilt in 1954 by taking advantage of the elements remaining in place: stained glass, tapestry and Stations of the Cross. It is one of the successes of the reconstruction after 1944. 12- Bonfossé Manor (15th / 17th century) whose chapel is listed as a historical monument (frescoes in the chapel). 13- Panorama on the hills of coutançais on the left and towards the marshes of contentin on the right. 14- The castle of Cerisy la Salle: the remains of the old castle, probably dating from the 16th century, are still visible on the N side: part of the enclosure and the base of a watchtower. Damaged during the wars of religion, it seems to have served as a stone quarry for the new construction of the seventeenth: bastioned castle manors of the mid-sixteenth century. 14b- The monument to the airmen of Cerisy la Salle : erected in memory of the Australian pilot and the 6 members of the British crew of a Lancaster bomber which crashed on the night of June 6th, 1944. 15- Montpinchon: numerous small, well-preserved, deep and shaded paths invite you to daydream. At the bend of one of them, you will discover a 16th century manor house or a charming farm... like "La Terrasse". 16- Notre-Dame and Sainte-Barbe de Savigny church (11th / 12th century): 17th century facade, Romanesque nave with a bell tower planted on the crosspiece. Romanesque capitals from the beginning of the 12th century with animal motifs (lions,...). Wall paintings from the 13th century.

Make the most of your visit to Coutances to visit the Notre-Dame cathedral or the Saint-Pierre church, jewels of the religious heritage of the Channel, as well as the plant garden or the museums. You will then walk along small sunken lanes or along little-used roads to reach the town of Hauteville-sur-Mer.

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!

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

In Agon-coutainville, one of the rare eco-museums in La Manche has met with great success. It is dedicated to the marine environment and the coastline. Come and discover the history of fishing on foot, ancient and modern tools, edible species of the foreshore, local regulations and recommended fishing spots. Since 2008, the APP2R has set itself the objective of promoting respectful fishing practices on foot: Recommend the use of non-destructive fishing gear on the foreshore; Educate the fishermen on soft fishing methods; Inform the fishermen on foot about minimum sizes, quotas, fishing periods and authorized gear; Communicate with local authorities and the general public to raise awareness of the problems raised by a dramatic increase in the number of fishermen in recent years Admission is free.

During your stay, you can try your hand at golf, sailing, tennis, pétanque or boules lyonnaises, or play beach volleyball on the beach, or take part in the Enduro pédestre des sables. To relax, you can explore our hiking trails and discover the protected Pointe d'Agon site with its natural beaching harbor, the Mare de l'Essay site: picnics, children's games, fishing and pedal boats, and the racecourse. You can also familiarize yourself with the marine environment through visits to mussel beds and an introduction to fishing on foot. After all this effort, you can enjoy seafood products and local gastronomy, and finally, for a pleasant evening, the casino with its slot machines, boule, piano bar...

"Chez le Père GUS" is an oyster tasting counter in the heart of the oyster shed! Come and taste our oysters, shrimps and fish rillettes on the terrace around the ponds in the sun or inside with a view on the marsh...

The CABANOR is a shellfish farming centre where the oysters are processed on land, necessary for the breeding: washing, shucking, splitting, refining; marketing: grading, stuffing. The visit takes place in two parts: exhibition room with explanations on shellfish farming, visit of the site. Booking is compulsory.

Built from local stone and roofed with zinc to resist the wind, Agon Lighthouse has been a guiding light for mariners since 1856. The lighthouse is intimately linked with the history of Regnéville Harbour, which once enjoyed an annual traffic of more than three hundred ships from diverse origins such as England, Norway and France. The lighthouse is open to the public during special guided tours and exhibitions. Opening times available from the Tourist Office.

Built in the 14th century right on the sea front to defend the drying port of Régneville, this fortress is dominated by the spectacular ruins of the dungeon. Walk along the interpretation path, following the ancient moats, to discover the tumultuous history of the castle during the 100 Years' War, as well as its architecture. The permanent exhibition "Aspects of an estuary: the haven of the river Sienne" will help you learn about the history and natural environments of this preserved coastline. In summer, a regional market is held regularly in the castle courtyard.

Imposing structure of four lime kilns resembling a fortified castle, built in the middle of the 19th century. The limestone extracted on site was calcined to obtain the lime, used mainly for agricultural purposes. An audible visit to discover the entire site. In the museum, two exhibitions: "from limestone to lime" and "Regnéville, drying port". A film on the history of Regnéville castle is also proposed. Last entry one hour before site closes.

A space of tranquility... A clear and spacious room. In a contemporary guinguette style, we appreciate this space bathed in light thanks to the large bay windows. Facing the large light wood bar, a touch of pink on the tables gives a touch of pep to the atmosphere of La Terrasse! We like to settle in with family and friends to spend a good moment of relaxation. A sunny terrace. The long wooden terrace nicely exposed to the sun and facing the sea makes it an ideal place for an outdoor lunch. In the evening, it is a real spectacle to watch the magnificent sunset over the sea while dining. The breezes and the outside heating ensure an appreciable comfort for our evenings a little fresh. A simple and authentic cuisine... Simplicity and tradition are the words that best represent the many dishes offered at La Terrasse, the unavoidable home-made fries, the meats grilled in the fireplace: prime rib, faux filet, pre-salted lamb chops, hamburger chef, sausages, merguez, braised ham; the traditional and varied buckwheat pancakes, the small and large mixed salads, without forgetting the pizzas. Fresh local products are favored. The numerous desserts offered keep this spirit of simplicity but also of authentic greediness and the large choice of pancakes is the perfect illustration. A large choice of ice cream cups is also proposed.

Restaurant offering traditional cuisine: mussels and chips, meat, salads and fish will be on the menu. Restaurant with a terrace in front of the sea.

Restaurant facing the sea. Traditional cuisine with fresh products. seafood, fish and salads.

Pizzas, grill. Varied menu: pizzas - pastas - salads - grilled meats on site and to take away. 70 places + 1 seminar room of 30 places + an outside garden of 100 places.

Takeaway, Berber specialities (couscous, tajines, salads, moussakas).

Le Bistrot, in Agon-Coutainville, welcomes you on Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, for lunch and dinner, but also on Saturday evenings only. Warm and friendly atmosphere, in a bright and welcoming room. Come and discover our family menu with menus adapted to children and attractive formulas for parents. Our team awaits you with a generous and gourmet cuisine. You will find something to delight your taste buds. In our room L'Appart, share exceptional moments with your guests: study days, seminars, aperitif dinners, weddings, banquets ... Discover our range of services guaranteeing the success of your event and everything "turnkey"! We look forward to welcoming you.

Traditional cuisine.

Creperie, rotisserie, wood-fired grill, French fries, kebabs. Sale on the spot or to take away.

Wood-grilled meat and fish, seafood, fish.

Restaurant with 80 seats on the seafront.

Camping Le Ronquet is a friendly family campsite with spacious pitches on a flat, grassy and flowery site as well as a playground and a petanque area. It is situated 800 metres from the beach, 500 metres from the fishing pond and a mini-golf course.

Recent house of 100 m² adapted to accommodate 6 people. It has a large terrace of 45 m² (about 484 sq ft) facing south and a parking lot for 2 vehicles. It is provided with a terrace and with a parking lot for 2 vehicles. Close to amenities, the villa is very well equipped and provides many leisure facilities (table tennis table, bicycle ...). You are at 1 hour from the Mont Saint-Michel and the D-Day landing beaches. You can also discover the Museum of the Sea or the Chausey Islands off Granville or go on an excursion to the Channel Islands.

Pleasant holiday home with enclosed garden and south-facing terrace, only 500 m from the beach Various water activities (sailing, kitesurf, sand yachting...), horse riding, golf, tennis... and shops nearby.

Close to the shops and the beach of the seaside resort of Agon-Coutainville.

For your holidays in Normandy, furnished of 56 m² in recently built house only 400m from the large sandy beach of Agon-Coutainville. Quiet street. Numerous animations and shops animate this pleasant seaside resort of the Pays de Coutances. Ideal for a successful family stay. Halfway between the Mont Saint-Michel and the D-Day landing beaches. For the animals, to see with the owner.

Camping Le Sémaphore ** is located in the seaside resort of Agon-Coutainville. It welcomes you from April 1st to October 31st. It has been run by the owners-creators since 1985 and has evolved to offer 198 pitches today, including 193 pitches for "residential" mobile homes and 5 mobile homes for "rental". Located on the road to the Pointe d'Agon, the Semaphore is a spacious plot of land of 3.5 Ha. It is 300 m from the sea and 800 m from the village of Passous. You will enjoy the pleasures of the sea, the access to the sandy beach is in 5 minutes on foot.

Nice family house with beautiful enclosed garden with flowers at only 300 m from the beach of Agon-Coutainville. Shops nearby Kitchen, 1 bed 140/190, 2 beds 90 and a sofa bed.

Contemporary house located 200 meters from the beach. Ideal place to visit Normandy: 30 minutes from Granville, 1 hour from the Mont Saint Michel, the landing beaches.

Camping des mouettes welcomes you to Agon-Coutainville, 2 steps from the beach and shops. In the heart of this dynamic seaside resort, you can enjoy magnificent beaches and a warm, friendly atmosphere. Our seaside territory offers magnificent hiking trails, water sports and sailing, and of course the sea for swimming, relaxing or fishing. The campsite offers a wide range of services and facilities to ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible: pitch or mobile home rental, bike hire, rosalies or Citroën 2cv. So what are you waiting for to discover La Manche?

Located 100m from the sea, all shops and restaurants. Small cottage at the end of the garden, very quiet, composed of a bedroom with a 160cm bed, a small living room with table, chairs, sofa, television, a fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker, fridge, microwave, toaster and electric kettle, washing machine. Small bathroom with shower, washbasin and WC. Garden furniture with reclining armchairs and barbecue.