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Anse du Brick – Barfleur Harbour loop from Saint-Pierre-Église

Anse du Brick – Barfleur Harbour loop from Saint-Pierre-Église

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Anse du Brick – Barfleur Harbour loop from Saint-Pierre-Église

03:05

50.9km

400m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

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11.6 km

Cherbourg-Barfleur Tourist Route

Highlight • Viewpoint

Magnificent road by the sea, the landscapes are breathtaking! Perfect for walking or going on a long outing.

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11.8 km

Anse du Brick

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Protected cove of pure sand

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24.5 km

Marie Ravenel Water Mill 🌊

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Working 18th century water mill museum that was the home of the french poet until age 18. Demi bakery with daily fresh bread for sale

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33.9 km

The church, rebuilt in the 18th century, has retained its 12th-century bell tower. In the chapel that opens onto the choir, there is a 15th century ciborium with medallions on the right and a 16th century Holy Trinity above it. On the beautiful main square, on the site of a Merovingian necropolis, stands the Chapelle des Marins whose Romanesque apse is still intact.

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34.8 km

Port de Roubary

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Small natural port in a deep protected cove. On the inland side of the road is an almost overgrown lagoon that attracts birdwatchers in season. In the far distance the dual lighthouses can be made out.

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35.7 km

Gatteville lighthouse

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On the tip of Barfleur, we discover this immense lighthouse as well as a semaphore, located a little further away. The two structures do not have the same functions, but are complementary.

While one reports, the other informs. The lighthouse has a powerful light at its top which is used to guide ships at night. The semaphore is a kind of optical telegraph which is used to communicate the positions of the different boats coming from the open sea. It provides them with various indications which prove extremely useful to sailors.

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