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The Pointe de la Barbe Brûlée is a striking headland. Cliffs dominate the landscape, which changes dramatically depending on the tide. This stretch of coast is ideal for hiking, nature observation, and photography, offering impressive views of the bay and the sea.

Great viewpoint. The path is a bit bumpy in places, but it's worth the walk.

Pointe du Puits, located on the coast of the Crozon peninsula in Brittany, offers an exceptional panorama of the Atlantic Ocean and the jagged cliffs. Accessible after a short hike, this wild and preserved site is perfect for lovers of nature and wide open spaces. The view extends over the turquoise waters and the secret coves below, offering a breathtaking spectacle, particularly at sunset. The coastal paths invite you to explore, between heather-covered moors and maritime scents.

The Pointe du Grouin is a rocky spur, which marks the entrance to the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. It is a magnificent observatory, exposed to the wind. Here you find one of the largest panoramas of Ille-et-Vilaine.

Lookout point with old cannon from World War II

Nice viewpoint north of Cancale

After a stroke, priest Adolphe-Julien Fouéré alias "Abbé Fouré" carved in rocks for 25 years (from 1870) the story of the terrible Rothéneuf family, a motley crew of privateers, smugglers and beach robbers, who misled ships so that they were wrecked were running and the cargo could be seized. Eventually, nearly 300 figures would be immortalized in the granite. Enjoy this amazing example of Breton "art brut". (Note closing at noon, I was unlucky.)

For nearly a century, La Briantais was owned by the La Chambre family. The last member, Guy La Chambre, mayor of St-Malo from 1947 to 1965, played a leading role in the construction of the city. The 27 ha large area is beautifully situated west of St-Servan. In the castle (1850), built in place of a 17th-century country house, different positions take place. Even more fascinating is the beautiful, wide park, which offers beautiful views of St-Servan and the Tour Solidor, Dinard and the valley of the Rance.