Natural sites

The site shelters a reserve of migratory birds (egret, heron, shelduck, ...) To see: the Moulin du Beauchet: old tidal mill, known as "blue water" today surrounded by fishponds.

 Saint-Suliac

Property of the department. This commune is the cradle of the Guesclin family who, in 1280, built the castle of Plessis-Bertrand there. The cove that bears his name is a natural space which, although it has the privilege of not being urbanized, has paid a heavy price for the construction of the Ranc...

 Saint-Coulomb

At the far north of the department, the Pointe du Grouin juts out into the sea, near Cancale. Dominated by a semaphore, the rocky promontory offers a breathtaking view of the Normandy coast, the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the coastline of the Emerald Coast as far as Cap Fréhel. The nearby Landes I...

 Cancale

15 km from the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, the Higourdais park is nestled in the hollow of a wooded valley. Spread over three municipalities, the site offers its visitors two cascading ponds in lush greenery, crossed by numerous sunken lanes. The Virgin and the Chouans The built heritage of this site...

 Epiniac

Located 14 km south of the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, the Sougeal marsh covers 175 hectares. Site classified as a Regional Nature Reserve, it is a place of migration for many birds (duck, teal, snipe, raptor) and for the reproduction of pike. The reserve is home to nearly 400 different plant species.

 Sougéal

Located to the northwest of Cancale, the Anse du Verger is bordered to the west and east by two rocky points: the Pointe des Daules and the Pointe de la Moulière. The juxtaposition of a dune cordon, a marsh behind the coast and a very large group of moors surrounding a sandy beach explains the great...

 Cancale

The Dunes des Chevrets, a natural area acquired by the Conservatory of Coastal Space in 1986, are part of the tomb of Ile Besnard. Previously a campsite, greatly degraded and threatened with disappearance, the dune has been reshaped, seagrass plantations and the installation of ganivelles have been...

 Saint-Coulomb

This rocky point is characteristic of the Breton coast. The Pointe du Meinga, by its north-south orientation and taking into account the prevailing westerly winds, presents a peculiarity in the physiognomy of its vegetation: high moor on the eastern slope, sheltered from the winds, low lawn and pros...

 Saint-Coulomb

Magnificent 27ha park, overlooking the Rance estuary. This garden has been laid out on the site of an old 17th century manor house, of which only the arched stone entrance portal can be read on which the date "1660" can be read; 3,290 m² Below the Briantais park, the GR34 winds its way, a long-dist...

 Saint-Malo

Rocky point located in the Rothéneuf district of Saint-Malo, the point of the Varde is a protected natural site culminating at 32 m above the sea and offering a breathtaking view of the bay of Saint-Malo. The first fortifications date from 1694 and contribute to the city's defense system designed by...

 Saint-Malo

On 12,000 hectares, the marsh of Dol breaks down into two parts: the Black Marsh, made up of peat, near Dol. The White Marsh, further north, made of pitching sea. Mont Dol is a granite promontory, 65 meters in the middle of the land, and also a megalithic site (flint, paleolithic bones).

 Dol-de-Bretagne

 Dol-de-Bretagne