Discover surtinville at camping municipal les mielles

This stage covers 18 km. At the start of this section, you’ll walk along the dunes by the huge beach in Sciotot bay. The swell and the strong waves here make it a paradise for watersports enthusiasts. If you’d like to try surfing, head to Sciotot Surf School (open from 31 March to 30 November). The GR®223 then heads inland to the Château du Rozel before going back towards the sea. After walking past Camping Le Ranch, head uphill to reach Le Rozel headland. The dirt path on this section is steeper. At the top, admire the fantastic sea view with all the different shades of blue! Next, you’ll have a view of Surtainville beach. Before you get there, you’ll go past the archaeological site of Le Rozel, where several digs have been conducted over the last few years. This site of national interest tells the story of the Neanderthal people who lived here 80 000 years ago. After this short historical break, you’ll arrive in Surtainville. The path takes you through this little seaside town. On the way, you’ll see a pond and the ruins of Saint-Ergouêfle chapel. From Surtainville to Baubigny, the coastal path heads into the dunes for 3 km. Then from Baubigny to Hatainville, the path leads away from the sea, but don’t miss the view of Flamanville headland.

From the Stakes, you will quickly reach Sciotot. In front of you, a long beach of fine sand will lead you to Cap du Rozel from where you can admire a beautiful panorama of the surrounding beaches. The route then passes through the protected natural site of the Hatainville dunes. You will pass the Cap de Carteret which offers breathtaking panoramas before going back down to Barneville-Carteret and its marina.

Covering 18 km, this stage takes you to discover the dunes in Hatainville and Carteret headland. From Hatainville to Barneville-Carteret, a section of the path runs through the dune landscape. These impressive sand formations feel almost lunar. Be sure to follow the markers on logs in the sand and to close any gates after going through them. After a few kilometres in the dunes, you’ll reach the ruins of an old church. Next, follow the path to Carteret semaphore. The climb is quite steep but it’s well worth it. Here, you’ll have a lovely view of Carteret headland, its long stretches of sand and its rugged coastline. The path follows the Carteret cliffs, with a great view of the seaside resort. On this short section, the coastal path is more hilly, so you’ll need good pair of shoes as you walk along the cliffs. Before arriving at the marina, take a short break at La Potinière beach. You’ll love this picturesque setting with its colourful beach huts, a legacy of the old sea bathing tradition. Next, the GR®223 carries on towards the old lavoir (wash house) in the hamlet of Le Tôt. Then you’ll head back to the sea and the dunes all the way to Portbail. To reach this pretty village, cross the tidal inlet and the 13-arch bridge.

Lovers of solitude and old stones will be satisfied. An ideal path to walk in the springtime to listen to the birds singing or to observe the flowers that cover the edges of the paths...

From the Anse de Sciotot to the Cap de Flamanville, with its small roads embedded in the rock, without forgetting the charm of the castle and the woods of Flamanville, this circuit will make you discover a concentrate of La Hague.

Feet in the sand and eyes on the horizon for this magnificent hike in this exceptional site of the Cape of Carteret, facing the Channel Islands. Dunes, dunes where you could easily get lost in your dreams.. Remarkable points on the tour : 0- At the old station, the small tourist train of Carteret starts its journey, it goes to Port-Bail 10 kilometers away on the "Côte des Isles" with comments during the trip. The train dates from 1930 1- The port of Carteret with its dock built in 1995 welcomes boaters and fishers, but especially shellfish including the famous lobster Carteret. As early as 1881, the link with Jersey was set up. Today, high-speed catamarans have replaced steamers 2- The former 18th century seigniorial manor of Carteret is famous for having been used as a holiday resort by Jules Barbey d'Aurévilly, who set part of the action of his novel "Une Vieille Maîtresse" there (private property). 3- Beaches: view of Barneville beach which stretches across the harbor and where we collect winkles, shrimp or curlers. The beach of Potinière is sheltered by the cliff below the path. It reminds us of the boom in sea bathing in Carteret in 1900. 4- The customs path, created in 1791, allowed the profession to monitor the coastline. Used for 150 years, it gradually fell into disuse. Today, it is the GR223 which goes around the Manche in 223 km. 5 - The cape and the lighthouse. Opposite, the island of Jersey and the islets of Ecrehou, to the north the dunes and to the south the sandy coastline interspersed with the 8 harbours of the Cotentin, which extends over 100 km to the cliffs of Granville 6- The old church in ruins (listed site) is dedicated to St-Germain-le-Scot, who evangelized the Cotentin in the 5th century. It is a vestige of the old village covered by the sands. On the wild and immense beach, you can practice sand yachting and speed-sailing. 7 - The perched dunes (i.e. leaning on a fossil cliff) are a high place of the natural heritage of Lower Normandy. The landscape, biological, historical and cultural heritage is very rich and protected on about 800 ha Remarkable points in the vicinity: The church Saint-Germain d'Auxerre de Barneville is one of the most interesting Romanesque churches (around 1140) of Cotentin. The tower of the church is part of the series of church towers fortified in the years 1405 to 1412 following English incursions in Cotentin. The manor of Graffard: visible from the D903. The current manor replaces an old stronghold occupied by the English during the Hundred Years War. It was built in 1574-1575. It is a remarkable example of Renaissance construction (private property). The old town of Barneville: behind the church, the remains of an ancient feudal mound, a fortification of earth and wood. The high fortified tower of the church was built in the 15th century, during the Hundred Years War, to watch over the coast and the harbour of Carteret at a time when invaders came mainly from the sea. The village of Les Rivières : near the harbour, it is very charming. The road winds along low stone walls, flower gardens and often modest houses The village of Tôt, whose only street of flowered houses follows the course of the "Gerfleur". There are still the remains of an old mill and a wash house, recently restored, where "Mère Denis" used to wash clothes. Le Valnotte: hamlet built in a narrow and steep valley, where the vegetation is lush. Continuing through the hamlet of Toulorge, one reaches a place set up for picnics with a view of the beaches.

Along the way, take the time to visit Portbail, its Notre-Dame church, an old Romanesque sanctuary dominated by a fortified tower, as well as the remains of a Gallo-Roman baptistery. You will then pass by the seaside resort of Lindbergh-Plage which owes its name to the famous aviator who flew over it during his crossing New York - Paris in 1927.

Going back to the Viking period, the history of Bricquebec is told through its monuments: Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Abbey and the ruins of the castle are worth a visit before leaving for Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte, a tourist town including, among others, a 10th century abbey and a museum dedicated to the writer Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly, born in the small town of Saint-Sauveur.

From Bricquebec, you can go on long stone or earth "hunts", bordered by hedges or situated on the edge of the woods. This circuit is aimed at a well-informed public and includes some beautiful "climbs" that will take you through the Bois de la Tombette. On the way back, a passage on the edge of the Bois des Roches will give you the opportunity to stop for a while to contemplate the megalithic monuments present on this site. This circuit goes through the Rocheville hill, famous for its prehistoric monuments as well as for its picturesque and legendary sites, formed by five groups of rocks.

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.

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

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.

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

Discover, in a fascinating guided tour, the remarkable Bunehou Manor. Its buildings exemplify the architectural evolution of Cotentin dwellings between the 14th and 17th centuries. The manor is steeped in history and was the scene of a violent quarrel between two great seigneurs of the Hundred Years war, Nicolas de Chiffrevast and Geoffroy d'Harcourt. The visit continues into the English-style garden where dry-stone walls combine intimately with many varieties of plant to create an harmonious whole.

Get away an afternoon on the farm by making your bread, listening to the tales and legends of the Cotentin, discovering animals around a guided tour ending with a taste of the terroir.

Museum of the former factory at Diélette and the granite quarries, with video cassette on loading a boat with the wagons from the mine, reminding one of the film "La maison sous la mer" (The house under the sea) shot at Flamanville by H. Calef.

The Le Ranch campsite has a restaurant open to all, where you can eat in or take away. Traditional brasserie and pizzeria cuisine. Homemade cuisine and wood-fired pizzas. Family atmosphere, large children's playground and numerous events (concerts, dance classes, theme evenings, etc.). Close to the sea.

Here, you should know that you will not be told any fable, story or any other nonsense! Don't wait for someone to tell you a tale... Here, everything is good on your plate, prepared with love and fresh quality products. Gourmets & gourmets at rush hour, we invite you to be patient and indulgent. Here, que nenni Baguette magique and abracadabrantesque formula, we pamper your plates one by one! Welcome and enjoy your meal!

100 covers. Large parking lot for buses. Closed terrace. Possibility theme evening. Video projector.

Restaurant/Bar Pizza to eat in or take away

Animals accepted upon request.

Since 1910, La Potinière has been an essential part of the Barneville-Carteret resort. Located on the legendary Carteret beach, sheltered by the Cap de Carteret, La Potinière is a little corner of paradise. Like the sea-bathing establishment founded in 1910, La Potinière is the place to be from morning to night. With its sea-view restaurant and terrace with direct access to the sandy beach, La Potinière is the ideal place to indulge in seafood, cocktails and idleness. Holidaymakers can relax on the large terraces, while live music is organized during the famous "happy hour" from 6 to 8 p.m. in summer.

In the port of Carteret, Russell welcomes you in a warm atmosphere where you can share a plate of tapas with a glass of wine, or explore our daily specials on the blackboard. Our wine cellar space offers you a selection of wine directly from wine regions for all budgets.

Traditional restaurant with local dishes prepared by us (bourguignon, poule au pot, home-made pie, home-made fries) at low prices.

Just a stone's throw from a sandy beach with supervised swimming in summer, Camping Les Mielles is a veritable oasis of relaxation. Nestled in lush, sandy grounds, this haven of peace offers activities for the little ones, with playgrounds and a bouncy castle in summer. Looking for more? Nearby, a leisure area with tennis, skatepark, pétanque, table tennis and fitness area promises moments of outdoor fun and sport. Free Wi-Fi, pets allowed and comfortable mobile homes for rent, including one specially adapted for people with reduced mobility, make this an even more inviting place to stay. With shops just 1 km away, there's plenty of fun to be had!

An unspoilt coastal area in the west of the Cotentin peninsula, ideal for nature lovers. Village set in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea). Semi-detached house entirely on first floor. Living room. Kitchenette. Bedroom 1 : 1 bed 140. CH 2 : 2 bunk beds 90. Shower room with toilet. TV. Internet wifi. Electric heating extra. Sheets and household linen not provided. Dishwasher available. Shared washing machine and tumble dryer for a fee (tokens). Unenclosed shared grounds. Arrivals only possible between 4pm and 6.30pm. Guests staying with pets will be charged a cleaning fee of one hour if they fail to comply with cleanliness instructions. Cleaning deposit of 60? required in addition to deposit.

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50m to 200m from the sea).

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50 m to 200 m from the sea)

Very preserved coastal area, west of the Cotentin, which will delight nature lovers. Village located in the dunes (50 m from the sea).