At Destination Granville Terre et Mer, the highest tides in Europe generate a tidal range of up to 14 metres, offering unique natural spectacles several times a day. From the cliffs of Champeaux or Carolles, the immensity of the bay, completely uncovered, forms a majestic backdrop for Mont-Saint-Michel, which stands out against it. At the autumn equinox, the post-nuptial ballet of 500,000 migratory birds accompanies the sea, which silently rises and slips through the Normandy bocage. Six hours later, the Chausey archipelago comes into view, revealing hundreds of islets and lunar landscapes that slowly disappear with the tides. These are phenomena not to be missed on certain dates of the year only.
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The childhood home of Christian Dior, Granville Terre et Mer inspires the artists of yesterday and nurtures the rising talents of the younger generation. The special geographical position of the Destination, under the influence of the tides, offers continuous variations in light and exclusive conditions conducive to creativity. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, or just want to show off your talents, you can learn or re-learn how to do things yourself.
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Laughing, defying the rules, getting together as a gang, being carefree, dressing up, creating with odds and ends and licking your fingers are the promise of Granville Terre et Mer, all year round… Bring out the child in everyone, as at its annual Carnival, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Like the many migratory birds that fly over the Destination every year, or the Wingfoil pioneers who have taken to its waves, flying at Granville Terre et Mer seems almost natural thanks to its perfect natural conditions! An exemplary nautical destination, the range of activities available on, in or under the water guarantee a shot of iodised air and thrills for the experienced or beginner looking for a challenge, all in complete safety. On land, there are plenty of opportunities to challenge yourself: on foot, on horseback or by bike, there are over 500km of signposted itineraries with varied gradients.s with varied gradients to suit all levels of ability, giving you the chance to challenge yourself in Normandy’s typical, unspoilt inland landscapes.
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At Granville Terre et Mer, the second French destination to be awarded the Green Destinations label, it’s a truism to give as much to nature as it gives us…Here, living to the rhythm of the tides means taking care of this ecosystem, and even leaving a positive footprint, as with fishing on foot: fairer, less aggressive, done by the mark, which preserves resources and allows them to regenerate.
With the launch of new regenerative offers in 2025, the Destination is continuing its invitation to regenerate to the rhythm of nature on the Chausey archipelago or in the Lucerne forest. Re-learn how to sleep to the sound of the waves, in the trees, or take an invigorating dip in the sea in the off-season when the crowds have gone home.
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ROMAIN LENFANT AND HIS SISTER SARAH GROW BOUCHOT MUSSELS AND OYSTERS. BRICQUEVILLE, NORMANDY, FRANCE , SEPTEMBER 2016.
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The Destination is teeming with passionate and committed chefs, both professional and amateur, who are delighted to share their expertise. You can learn to cook and taste local produce with chef Jonathan Datin or wine expert Didier Alix. Restaurants and local residents are also showcasing local produce: apples and cheeses from the Bocage, chocolates from Yver, seafood from the Bay of Granville – all are keen to tantalise visitors’ taste buds.
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In 2023, Granville Terre et Mer became the second French destination to be awarded the international Green Destinations label at Gold level, recognition by the World Council for Sustainable Tourism, accredited by the World Tourism Organisation, of the collective consideration given to the impact of tourism on an area by all those involved.
the collective impact of tourism on a region by all those involved. An impact that is as positive for visitors as it is for the environment and local residents… Because Granville Terre et Mer is aware that it lives to the rhythm of nature, to the rhythm of the tides, like nowhere else.
of the tides like nowhere else. This is a promise that Granville Terre et Mer wishes to share with future generations.













