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very nice walk

Small beach with lots of rocks. For swimming, nearby Port-Lin Beach is better.

This typically Breton 16th-century mill was originally located in... Guérande. It was moved to Batz in 1924.

A small additional highlight on the beautiful path along the Côte Sauvage.

The menhir stands on a rock called the Tombeau du Diable, which itself covers the Trou du Diable. The rock is said to be the one where Saint-Michel confronted and defeated the Devil. According to legend, a treasure was buried at its foot by a child or a salt worker after having stolen it from the Korrigans cave, on the wild coast of Pouliguen. Until the 1870s-80s, tradition dictated that young girls from the village would come to consult this menhir around August 15. Through rounds and songs around the Long Stone, they asked for their projects to come true, including marriage. If by misfortune one of the dancers touched the stone, she would not get married within the year

Dating from the 16th century, the Moulin de la Falaise is an old "petit-pied" mill on the Guérande hillside, named the Sainte-Espérance mill. It was dismantled by a mill lover and rebuilt identically in 1925 at its current location on the Falaise dune. It was then abandoned for several years and even lost its roof and frame during a fire in 1978. Today renovated, the mill is surrounded by a natural space to rediscover where hundreds of rare species of wild orchids and a very varied fauna nestle. In 1990, it underwent a complete renovation which was completed in 1992, rigorously respecting the original architecture. The wings were by the city in 2012 and the canvases in 2015. Built in cut granite stone, its roof is made of chestnut wood tiles. Its amazing old-fashioned mechanism is still used today by a miller to transform organic buckwheat grain into organic buckwheat flour. https://www.ot-batzsurmer.fr/moulin-de-la-falaise.html