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Pretty ruin, photogenic on the tip of Carteret.

These magnificent cliffs are very steep and the path along the GR223 is sometimes very narrow. You feel like you are in the mountains.

Extensive beach and large marina.

This is the port in the district of Carteret

A small town punctuated in the summer by the presence of a campsite. There you will see the Saint-Martin church. The church, "poor", according to the vicar general René-Jean Desbordes du Plantis, was long considered an abandoned house. Sheep grazing in the honey fields were parked there at night. It did not reopen for worship until 1809. Damaged during the fighting of the Liberation in 1944, it was restored during the Reconstruction period. Paul Bony then executed the twelve stained glass windows of the church.

A huge sandy beach facing the Channel Islands that welcomes lovers of the sea and wide open spaces. Water sports enthusiasts will be delighted. The quality of the waves at Surtainville attracts many surfers. The beach is supervised during the summer season at the Brèche de l’Eglise. The site is managed by the coastal conservatory. Although this site is magnificent, it is nonetheless very fragile, the dune, which protects the town, regularly recedes under the battering of winter storms. It is up to all of us to take care of it.

The Vertes Fosses site extends over approximately 7 kilometers. These dunes are made up of a classic set of vegetations following one another perpendicular to the shore. However, the fairly strong marine erosion at this point on the coast has made the first stages of dune elevation rare. The Vertes Fosses site has had preservation measures since 1991. It is therefore a superb but fragile space that must be respected.

Cute beach houses on Carteret Beach.