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Quiet road in Chateau du Rozel, ideal for cycling

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You absolutely must stop to see the panorama of Treize-Vents. This viewpoint offers a breathtaking view of the coast, the cliffs and the bay of Vauville. The panorama is named after the 13 winds that blow in this region, so be prepared for gusts. You can also admire the old windmill which has been restored and which dominates the village from the top of the hill. It is an ideal place to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the Normandy landscapes.

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Beautiful view over the Normandy coast

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At low tide the natural pool remains full of salt water, and gives the pleasure of swimming in the sea even if the sea is far away.

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Saint-Pierre church housing a Virgin and Child, a 14th century Saint Liévin and three 17th century paintings listed as historical monuments. It is now attached to the new parish of Our Lady of the deanery of Cherbourg-Hague.

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The back roads are quite mountainous along the coast, but quiet with lovely views across the moors to the sea

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A pretty little green valley along a stream in the shade. The path here becomes quieter and steeper, but very good for cycling. A small wooden bridge is available for cyclists.

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Peaceful valley of a small stream behind the large dunes, far from the main roads of car traffic. Be careful, the wind can cover the paths with sand on several sections. Sometimes you can ride better on the lawn on both sides.

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Diélette is the only port between Goury and Carteret. At low tide, a fine sandy beach falls dry between the piers. Ferries to the islands of Guernsey and Alderney depart from the ferry terminal at the north end of the harbor.

Surrounded by dense heathlands, this deserted sandbank is beautifully situated. Guernsey and Sark can be seen to the left of Alderney and the west coast of the Cotentin Peninsula extends in the distance.

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Surrounded by dense heathlands, this deserted sandbank is beautifully situated. Guernsey and Sark can be seen to the left of Alderney and the west coast of the Cotentin Peninsula extends in the distance.

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The village of Vauville is hidden behind a moorland. The rustic 12th-century church and the 17th-century country house together form a strikingly beautiful whole.

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The regional pilgrimage site is located on a plateau overlooking the desolate coastline of the Anse de Vauville. The church has a 13th century yore decorated with small 15th century bas-reliefs. In the choir is the tomb of the beatified Thomas Hélye (1187-1257), who came from Biville and was a priest in the diocese of Coutances. The 19th-century sculpture group to the left of the choir depicts Thomas Hélye ùet and one of his pupils. A stained glass window by Barillet (1944) in the nave - the first on the right after the entrance - depicts the arrival of the Allies and the liberation of the region.

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Siouville's long, sloping beach is a hotspot for surfers. The waves here prove to be ideal for learning how to surf, windsurf and kitesurf safely, but also have a lot to offer experienced surfers. No wonder then that many championships take place here, including the French Skimboard Championship and Siouville Surf Open.

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Flamenville is also known for its former Diélette iron mine, which was operated almost continuously from 1840 to 1962. The mines were up to 150m below sea level. Today you still have the Cité des Corons with its mining houses.

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Beautiful landscape garden containing the castle that was built under Louis XIII for the local noble family Bazan. The decorative battlements on the towers of the ramparts were added in the 19th century and are typical of the troubadour style popular at the time

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After we pushed our packed touring bikes coming from Siouville through the deep sand of the dunes of Biville, we met the small stream "Ruisseau de Bival" which waters a small, green paradise behind the sand mountains. Very nice and the path is paved again here, so you can ride your bike again. We chose the wooden bridge to cross the stream. Overall, this is a very rewarding section that made the effort in the sandy sections worthwhile.

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