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Plage de Cherrueix
View of Mont Saint Michel from the beach in Cherrueix. -
Cherrueix
15th century church. -
Mont Saint-Michel
This is one of the most fascinating places on the planet. I have spoken. -
Mont Saint-Michel
The roofs remind me of an Asterix village :-) -
Mont Saint-Michel
What a magnificent place indeed! -
The Chapel of Sainte-Anne
The lovely chapel of Sainte Anne (1687) replaced an older wooden one. -
Digue de la Duchesse-Anne
The constructions of these dykes started in the 11th and 12th century. The dykes still separate cultivated polders and salty marshlands. And of course offer a great opportunity to hike or cycle :-) -
Pointe du Grouin
Some art on a WWII bunker. -
Pointe du Grouin
View of Mont Saint Michel from the Pointe. -
Le Fort du Guesclin
As everything in Brittany, this place is also full of history. Romans, destroyed, fortress in 800s, destroyed, fortified castle built by Bertrand du Guesclin in 1100, destroyed in 1598, this one built in 1756... -
Côte de granit rose
In Port de Ploumanac'h, close to Tourony. At low tide, obviously. -
Côte de granit rose
An old tidal mill at Grand Traouïero. The mill's been here since 1375, the current building is from the 18th century. If I remember correctly, it was used to crush ice for the fishing trade. -
Côte de granit rose
Every interesting rock has a name, I'm sure an interesting name was given to this one as well. This one is close to La Plage Saint Guirec. Update: it's called Napoleon's hat :-) -
Côte de granit rose
Oratoire de Saint-Guirec dating from 11th-12th century. Apparently sticking needles into the saint's nose (and the needle remaining there during the high tide) would guarantee you getting married within a year. No wonder it's so eroded :-) -
Le Croisic
What a lovely place Le Croisic is.