Activités touristiques au Mont Saint-Michel
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Mont Saint Michel

Mont Saint Michel

WThe Mont Saint-Michel, located in Normandy, is a rocky island crowned by a spectacular medieval abbey. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it draws visitors from around the globe for its unique architecture, rich history, and remarkable position in the bay, where dramatic tides provide ever-changing views throughout the day.

Dol de Bretagne

Dol de Bretagne

Located at the entrance of Brittany, the ancient episcopal city of Dol, recognized as aSmall Town of Character, unveils its architectural treasures to visitors. From the majestic Saint-Samson Cathedral, a gem of Breton Gothic, to the charming medieval houses, it offers a rich architectural diversity. Moreover, the panoramic view from Mont-Dol over the entire Mont-Saint-Michel bay is simply breathtaking. As a former religious capital, Dol captivates with its timeless medieval

Cancale

Cancale

Cancale is a charming coastal town in Brittany, France, renowned for its oysters and picturesque seaside setting. With its beautiful beaches, scenic coastal walks, and bustling harbor, Cancale offers visitors a delightful blend of natural beauty, maritime heritage, and gastronomic delights.

Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo is a historic port city located in Brittany, western France. Surrounded by imposing ramparts, this corsair citadel offers visitors a journey through time with its cobbled streets, fortifications, and medieval houses. Known for its glorious maritime past and connections to legendary figures like Jacques Cartier, Saint-Malo is also a sought-after destination for its beaches, water sports, and delicious seafood cuisine.

Dinard

Dinard

Dinard, along with the seaside resorts of Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac, and Lancieux, embodies the chic elegance of the Belle Époque era. These coastal destinations offer a charming blend of old-world glamour, with their sumptuous villas, golden beaches, and pristine coastal landscapes. Strolling along the promenades, one can still feel the refined atmosphere that attracted the elite of society in the early 20th century.

Dinan

Dinan

Dinan is a charming medieval town located in Brittany, western France. Surrounded by ramparts dating back to the Middle Ages, it is home to a 14th-century castle that overlooks the Rance Valley. The cobbled streets of Dinan are lined with picturesque half-timbered houses, while its marina offers peaceful walks along the estuary. This historic town is filled with craft shops, quaint cafes, and a preserved medieval atmosphere, attracting visitors in search of charm and history.

The Mont Saint-Michel Bay Crossing

The Mont Saint-Michel Bay Crossing

The crossing of the Mont Saint-Michel Bay is a unique and captivating experience. Guided by local experts, visitors traverse wet sands, streams, and shifting sandbanks to reach the island of Mont Saint-Michel. This walk across the bay offers spectacular views of the abbey and the surrounding landscapes, while allowing participants to discover the magic and beauty of this exceptional natural environment.

Sand Yachting

Sand Yachting

Land yachting near Mont Saint-Michel is an exhilarating experience not to be missed. On the vast sandy stretches of the bay, you can feel the freedom and speed as you pilot your land yacht. With the sea winds and spectacular landscapes as a backdrop, this activity provides a true immersion in nature and adventure.

The Channel Islands

The Channel Islands

Exploring the Channel Islands through a boat crossing offers an immersion in both British and French cultures. Renowned for their beaches and cliffside hiking trails, these islands also provide the opportunity to spot dolphins during a sea excursion.

Shore fishing

Shore fishing

Shore fishing is an enjoyable activity that allows you to explore the coastline and catch a variety of fish and shellfish. Equip yourself with fishing gear such as a net, a bucket, and some bait, then venture out to explore the rocks, tidal pools, and estuaries for a rewarding experience in nature.

Horseback riding

Horseback riding

Your walk will lead you to an incredible panoramic viewpoint of Mont-Saint-Michel where you'll observe beaches and cliffs. Once you arrive at the bay, the sight of countless horses galloping on the endless sandy shores will bring a smile to your face.

Alligator Bay

Alligator Bay

Alligator Bay is a zoological park located at the foot of Mont Saint-Michel, specializing in reptilian fauna. It is home to over 700 animals from the five continents, including lizards, snakes, turtles, and crocodiles. It's a fascinating destination to discover the diversity of reptiles and learn more about these intriguing creatures.

The Grand Aquarium of Saint Malo

The Grand Aquarium of Saint Malo

From colorful tropical fish to majestic sharks and graceful stingrays, the Grand Aquarium provides an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. With interactive exhibits, educational presentations, and stunning underwater tunnels, it's a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in marine biology and ocean conservation.

Gastronomy

Cancale oysters

Cancale oysters

Bouchot mussels

Bouchot mussels

Polders and salt meadows

Polders and salt meadows

Cider & Calvados

Cider & Calvados

Kouign amann

Kouign amann

La crêperie Ker Nouna

La crêperie Ker Nouna

La crêperie La Fleur de Sarrazin

La crêperie La Fleur de Sarrazin

La Crêperie des Couesnons

La Crêperie des Couesnons