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It's quite impressive, especially because there's nothing else around it.

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The western quay is located directly opposite the fishing port and offers a magnificent view of the bustling activity of boats coming and going. At low tide, the sea slowly reveals its seabed – a fascinating spectacle that impressively demonstrates the powerful tides of Normandy. From here, there is also a picturesque view of the old town (Haute Ville), which sits majestically on the rocky promontory overlooking the sea.

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The bay is known for its fine white sand, clear turquoise waters and the impressive backdrop of the castle.

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This imposing structure was built as a fortress in the 16th century and later restored by Louis Renault, founder of the automobile company of the same name, between 1922 and 1924. During World War II, the fortress was occupied by German soldiers. After the war, it served various purposes, including housing for fishermen. Today, it is a private property and cannot be visited.

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The Cabane Vauban was built in the 17th century and is named after the famous French fortification engineer Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, who was responsible for the design and reinforcement of numerous coastal fortifications during the reign of Louis XIV. The hut originally served as a shelter for sentries and customs officers monitoring the coast to detect smugglers or enemy ships early. While there are several similar observation points along the Normandy coast, the Cabane Vauban near Carolles is considered the most well-known and well-preserved.

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The Rocher du Sard lies above the Vallée du Lude. This striking granite rock rises about 70 meters above the sea and offers a commanding view of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Local legend says that the rock was a refuge for the Devil during his battle with the Archangel Michael—hence its nickname, Rocher du Diable.

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The pier on Grande-Île in the Chausey archipelago is the island's central port, where ferries and boats from Granville dock. It is located in a sheltered bay in the natural harbor between the main island and the surrounding rocks.

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The Tour du Nord is a mighty defensive tower on the northern edge of Mont Saint-Michel, built in the late 15th century under Charles VIII. It once served as an artillery position and watchtower to protect the abbey hill from attacks during the Hundred Years' War. Today, the tower is part of the Chemin des Remparts, the circular walk along the city walls. From here, you can enjoy impressive views over the bay of Mont Saint-Michel, especially at low tide and sunset. Although the tower is usually closed to the public, its massive construction still conveys the defensive character of bygone times and is one of the most beautiful vantage points on Mont Saint-Michel.

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