Baubigny

Pretty little village built around its church. Not far from the coast, you can go on a great bike ride there!

Saint-Martin church from the 16th century, remodeled. It houses a 15th century Virgin and Child classified as an historic monument.
Fontaine Saint-Martin (it is a covered well, set back on the right, towards the start of the road towards Surtainville).
Saint-Paul Manor (18th century).
Baubigny manor (16th/17th century).
The war memorial has the particularity of being a religious monument apparently reused to honor the dead of the Great War. It is a large granite Christian cross. At the top of its base are written the words Mission of 1925 and, below and on two of the three other sides, the names of the inhabitants of Baubigny who died during the fighting of the First World War.
The long beach of approximately 11 km, extending from the Carteret cliff to Cap du Rozel, is ideal for jogging, horse riding, sand yachting (or related disciplines) and swimming in the rollers. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baubigny_(Manche)#Places_et_monuments