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The Phare de la Fenêtre (Fenêtre Lighthouse) stands at the Port de la Houle on the "Jetée de la Fenêtre" (Fenêtre Jetty) and was built in 1863 to ensure navigation in the busy harbor. The lighthouse's light source was modernized in 1913, and later served primarily as a landmark ("Amer"). The granite and sandstone structure is approximately 10 meters high and well preserved. Today, the lighthouse is not open to the public but can be viewed from the harbor and the pier. The famous Cancale oyster market is located in its immediate vicinity.

The Cale de l'Épi is a historic lock in the port of La Houle, built in 1838 and later expanded. With its 50-meter-long quay and its characteristic 19 arches, it was used for fishing and oyster farming. Today, it offers a beautiful view of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.

Located in the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, Port-Picain Beach is shaped by the region's dynamic tides. At low tide, a vast mudflat stretches out, while at high tide, the beach is partially covered by the sea. Surrounded by salt marshes and dunes, this stretch of coast offers excellent views of Mont-Saint-Michel.

looks like it's a private residential building today.

Port Picain Beach is located in the village of Basse Cancale, south of Pointe de Chatry. It can be reached via the coastal path or the Port Picain road. This rocky beach is popular with fishermen on foot. On the left side of the creek is a small sandy beach where swimming is permitted with caution.

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Stunning Ride around the Coast to Cancale plenty of places to stop for coffee on the way from Pontorson

Huge sandy beach bordered by cliffs at the entrance to the granite coast. You can see the islands of Mouettes and Rimains to the north, and as far as the bay of Mont Saint-Michel to the east.