MONT SAINT-MICHEL CANCALE Malo

Mont Saint-Michel and its abbey is the 3rd most visited tourist site in France with more than 3 million visitors each year and has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. Stroll through the bay of Mont Saint-Michel and admire its magnificent panorama.

The territory of Cancale, located in the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, forms a peninsula whose tip is called the Grouin. This part of the Emerald Coast remains very wild. But it is the ancestral reputation of the city and its port of Houle for its oysters and seafood that attracts many visitors every year.

Saint-Malo, whose flag flies above the French flag, proudly erects its ramparts above its beaches and harbour. Its towers and fortifications give the city its unique silhouette. To approach the famous Malouin city and discover the history of its privateers Duguay-Trouin and Surcouf, the round path offers stunning views. Its narrow streets and magnificent panoramas of beaches, the harbour and the forts, will delight history lovers and shoppers.