Uncover Wonders at LES COGNETS, Dragey-ronthon

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".

At the start of this 22 km stage, you’ll go around the village of Genêts, walking next to the salt meadows. When you get to a gabion wall, go along the edge of the meadows and climb over the stiles to get to the Pointe du Mont Manet then Les Porteaux. Next, you’ll go past Le Grand-Port. Note: with very high tidal coefficients, it’s best to take the coastal road between Le Grand-Port and Le Rivage hamlet. The path alternates between salt meadows and roads on the way to the rocky headland at Grouin du Sud, where you’ll have a superb view of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. This is where the Sée and Sélune streams meet to form a river. During the spring tides, you can watch the famous “mascaret” tidal bore here. This “wall of water” goes up the river an hour and a quarter before the high tide. Next, the coastal path takes you to a bridge that you’ll cross before getting back to the salt meadows. Walk alongside the racecourse that takes you to the departmental road (D911). Next, take a path parallel to the road along the river to the footbridge over the Sée. From here, if you want to explore Avranches, you can follow the GRP path “Les Belvédères du Mont Saint-Michel”. It takes you into the town centre and you can get back on the GR®223 in Bouillé via the GR®22. If you carry on following the GR®223, turn right after going over the footbridge. The road goes through Les Plataines, La Roche and Mirey. From Mirey to Bouillé, you’ll walk through the saltmarshes surrounded by herds of sheep (don’t disturb them). During the spring tides, it’s better to take the road. From Bouillé, carry on this section along the road to Gué de l’Epine. At Moulin de Flaget, you’ll enter the saltmarshes again. Between here and Pontaubault, the path alternates between roads and salt meadows.

On the path once used by customs officers, this route, beaten by the sea breeze, offers magnificent panoramas of the Mont Saint-Michel bay

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.

This walk will allow the family to discover the high tides and the tidal bore phenomenon. The tidal bore is this small wave which forms at the time of the rising tide and which gets bigger as you approach the mouth of the Sée and the Sélune rivers. The most courageous face it in kayak or surfing. Most of them take advantage of the show, especially from the Grouin du Sud.

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.

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

Covering an area of 500 kilometres, the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel stretches from the Pointe du Grouin in Brittany to Champeaux in Normandy. It belongs to the club of the most beautiful bays in the world and was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. It is the scene of the highest tides in Europe and is home to a multitude of animal species.

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.

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

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

Naturally green, Saint-Jean-le-Thomas becomes the 4th Station Verte in the Mont-Saint-Michel - Normandie destination! Both a small seaside resort and a historic village, Saint Jean le Thomas offers all the advantages of a family-friendly tourist destination. Take advantage of the ideal climate to follow the Chemins de Saint-Michel or the GR 223 to discover the vestiges of history, from the Neolithic to the Hundred Years' War... In an enchanting setting for the whole family, whatever the season, follow the unspoilt beaches along the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, with a breathtaking view from the Cabane Vauban de St-Jean.

Magnificent 19-hectare landscaped park, Monument Historique and Jardin Remarquable label, at the heart of which nestles an 18th-century château. It was built in 1780 by the Seigneur de Chantore on this hill to admire Mont Saint-Michel, which can still be seen from the park today! A romantic journey through exotic, centuries-old trees (Sequoia, Ginkgo biloba, Louisiana bald cypress, Tulip tree, Cedar of Lebanon...), along the English river, lakes and an exceptional ensemble of 14 waterfalls, garden fabriques, rhododendron and camellia beds. The cider apple orchards are still in operation, and Friesians (black carriage horses) gallop across the green lawns.

Visit the artisanal production of Cara-Meuh! Located in the heart of the family farm, near the tip of Grouin du Sud. You will discover authentic products, made with organic milk from cows. Enjoy our explanations, the observation of the machines, an artistic exhibition, the milk museum, the animal park, the shop (local products) ... And the essential tasting of Cara-Meuh!

DISCOVER THE BAY AND ITS ECO-MUSEUM A meeting with nature’s World Heritage For thousands of years, man has lived in and used the Mont-Saint-Michel Bay. This bay, with its extensive, continually changing landscape, holds an extraordinary biological richness. In its centre, three small rocks have emerged from its depths, dating from very ancient geological periods: the Mont, Tombelaine and Mont Dol. This unique area of land, in which bird, fish and marine mammal populations live with the strongest tides in the world, is listed as a “Major site in France” and has been classified as World Heritage by UNESCO. AN ECO-MUSEUM WHICH EXPLAINS MAN, NATURE AND LANDSCAPES Situated right on the edge of this vastness, the ‘Écomusée de la Baie” is an interpretive centre where you discover the workings of the Bay’s natural environment, the way man has used this very special area for centuries, and the evolution of its landscapes through the ages. PERMANENT EXHIBITION : PROTECTING THE BIOLOGICAL BALANCE(S) Part of the permanent exhibition helps to explain the evolution of the fauna and flora throughout the seasons as well as the characteristics of the different natural environments. Protecting these biological balances has become a major challenge in today’s society. But man also lives in this environment and has always made the most of its riches. In the past, salt was extracted by a unique process no longer used nowadays. In the salt-maker’s workshop you can re-discover this technique….and you even leave with a sachet of salt from the Bay! There is also fishing and shooting. Mussels and salt-marsh sheep are today’s gastronomic highlights of the Bay. All this is explained in the exhibition. PERMANENT EXHIBITION : THE BAY THROUGH THE AGES Do you know how old the rocks are that form the foundations of the Mont-Saint-Michel Bay? Why have seals today replaced mammoths? How has man transformed the Bay’s landscapes? This exhibition answers all these questions and helps us to understand more easily how the Mont-Saint-Michel Bay’s landscapes have changed over thousands of years. This area devoted to the evolution of the Bay’s landscapes is complimented by outdoor exhibits which explain these topics in a fun way. THE ‘ECOMUSEE DE LA BAIE’ : IT IS ALSO ABOUT CULTURE, EDUCATION AND TOURISM Every year, temporary exhibitions on the Bay’s history, landscapes or traditional professions are on show to visitors. A programme of educational activities for schools, activities for tourists (visitors) and even holding company seminars ensures everyone discovers the Bay’s richness in exceptional surroundings.

History is intrinsic to Vains Manor and clearly displayed in its architecture: the northern façade (16th century) was a fortified and defensive farm, the southern façade (from the 18th century) is more gentlemanly and bears witness to a returning peace. Also, 17th-century chapel.

Historic house of Knight Bertrand du Guesclin, constable of the armies of the King of France (14th century) and his wife Tiphaine de Raguenel, a famous astrologer who used to foretell the destiny of the world in the stars. Period furniture, bridal suite, Middle Ages chastity belt, Knight Bertrand du Guesclin's armour, Tiphaine de Raguenel's astrology cabinet.

In Vains, in a warm, friendly, family-style setting close to the departure point for crossings of the Mont Saint-Michel bay, the Relais Vainquais, welcomes you to an open-air restaurant from Wednesday to Saturday (lunch and dinner) and Sunday lunch: a choice of meats and fish accompanied by home-cooked vegetables and homemade desserts. We can also prepare menus for groups of up to 25 people, with friends or family, by prior arrangement.

Sauté of lamb Mussels Marnières Salads Galettes Pancakes

Les Remparts restaurant is located inside Mont Saint-Michel, and has 3 dining rooms with a total capacity of 220 diners, including one with a view over the bay of Mont Saint-Michel.

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.

We offer you a cuisine of local products, from the sea in season.

Established 13 years ago at the entrance to Mont Saint-Michel, in a place called "La Caserne", our restaurant "La Ferme Saint-Michel" is dedicated to enhancing the image of this illustrious site by offering a warm welcome and quality bistronomic dining. Entirely "home-made", our cuisine is prepared by a highly professional team under the guidance of a talented chef. Our dishes are prepared using the finest, carefully selected local produce. The introduction of a 4-day week in 2 shifts enables us to provide continuous service from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., 7 days a week. Our ambition is to make Mont Saint-Michel a showcase for the excellence of local produce.

The bisqu'in, located at the foot of Mont Saint-Michel, offers you fish and seafood specialities as well as the essential products of the Normandy region and the bay (local lamb from the bay, andouille, camembert, apple).

Restaurant serving traditional cuisine, halfway between Caen and Saint-Malo and 2 steps from Mont-Saint-Michel. Between two countries, this century-old house on the road to Mont Saint-Michel offers a menu of the sea and the land, based on local produce. Classics from both regions take pride of place, to suit all tastes, with a classic execution that doesn't miss a beat. Come and enjoy! Handcrafted or farm products from local producers!

Pizzas, pasta, salads on the spot or to go.

The Relais Montois is located 9 km from Mont Saint-Michel, in the center of Pontorson. You will find French and Italian specialties prepared with fresh and selected products.

Set between sea and countryside, the campsite offers panoramic views of Mont Saint-Michel and its bay. Relaxed, family atmosphere. Beautiful beach 1.6 km away (fishing and swimming not supervised). Mobile homes for rent, unusual accommodation, hikers' welcome and bare pitches.

Beautiful views over Mont Saint Michel and Tombelaine await you! The cosy little house is situated only 1km from the beach and is ideal for nature lovers seeking a relaxing break. Washing machine available in the owners' house.

Martine and her husband will be pleased to welcome you in the warm atmosphere of their stone house, set in the heart of a village in the bay of Mont St Michel. They will be delighted to give you information about this beautiful area. On the first floor, 1 suite of 2 bedrooms (1 double bed and 2 large single beds) with private bathroom and toilet. Sitting room with fireplace reserved for guests. Private entrance. Guided hikes across the bay at 5 mn.

Redesigned and renovated by two couples of friends who fell under the charm of the place, this is a residence that will make people happy during the holidays. With its 6 bedrooms spread over 2 levels and its numerous bathrooms, the house is ideal for living together for a comfortable week or weekend. This is also the vocation desired by the owners who will be happy to share their corner of paradise with you. With a large garden, the property allows children to relax and the possibility of walking to the wild beach of Dragey is a perfect stroll for families from this very peaceful area. The view from the second floor bedrooms is remarkable in this privileged environment. This house with its trendy decoration combines all the necessary comfort and the indoor swimming pool planned for summer 2025 will convince you for your next stay. Bay crossings 3.5 km. The port of Granville 18 km away.

You will find two comfortable gîtes behind this charming facade. The owners have given particular care to the garden and have created an oasis in the middle of the peaceful village. The beautiful bay of Mont Saint Michel is a stone's throw away.

A contemporary wooden house, offering large and bright rooms. Well appointed and offering beautiful views over the bay Mont Saint-Michel and all the way to Cancale! The sunsets over the sea are memorable!

Vacation cottage for up to 8 people, located in the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Built in 2013 on a lovely green plot, with a sea view offering unforgettable sunsets every evening. Fully equipped and comfortable. Enclosed garden and pleasant terrace with table, chairs and garden furniture, play area with swing and slide.

Ideally located in a picturesque hamlet in the bay of Mont St-Michel 2kms from the beach of Dragey, the Domaine de l'Archange is a charming house with a delicious garden. The elegant stone facade and exposed south benefits from a large terrace very appreciated. The landscape is enchanting, where flowers and massifs abound and offer multiple recesses in which it is good to bask. The vast stay is perfect to share your meals comfortably. This old house of hosts offer above all remarkable rooms, spacious and all equipped with private bathrooms of quality. What to satisfy the intimacy if you share the house with several couples. From the rooms and especially on the top floor the perspectives towards the Mont and the bay are a daily happiness. Thierry, owner of the place, will make you. share his heart for this unique place and the surrounding attractions. Crossing of the bay at 5 kms and the Granville's harbour at 18 km.

This old farmhouse with its pretty garden is situated in the heart of the Peninsula, in the Parc naturel régional des Marais du Cotentin , close to the D-Day beaches. On the first floor : 2 bedrooms (double bed) with private shower rooms and toilets. Living room with sitting area at your disposal. Baby cot available. 38€/2 pers. from 2nd consecutive night.