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The Manche is a perfect destination for an unforgettable holiday, between the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, historic beaches, towns with rich heritage, picturesque villages, Normandy countryside and gastronomy. A thousand and one reasons to amaze you.

With 360 kilometers of coastline, the Channel is characterized by the omnipresence of the sea. On the west coast, discover the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and its beautiful seaside resorts like Saint-Pair-sur-Mer or Jullouville. On the east coast, enjoy the sweetness of life of the Val de Saire between Barfleur and la Hougue or enjoy the long beach of Utah Beach. But also visit the granite cliffs, dunes and bays of Cape Cotentin, near La Hague. On this beautiful seaside, you can indulge in many water activities but also offer you a getaway to magical islands : Tatihou, Chausey Archipelago, Jersey, Guernsey...

Then, discover the pretty Norman cities of La Mancha. In Saint-Lô, prefecture, appreciate the Gothic Notre-Dame church, built from the thirteenth century, the abbey church of Sainte-Croix and the castle of Vaucelle. Also visit the National Stud, created by Napoleon I and classified historical monument. In Granville, admire the many religious buildings, the ramparts, the castle of Grainville, built in the 15th century, and the superb casino in Art Deco style. In Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, enjoy the many museums (Thomas Henry, Point du Jour, Cité de la Mer) and stroll along the roadstead protected by superb forts. But also visit Coutances for its magnificent cathedral Notre-Dame and its remarkable garden of plants.

With its varied and authentic landscapes, the Channel is a true invitation to enjoy the great outdoors. On foot, take the customs path to discover the beauty of the coast or follow the paths of Saint-Michel to visit the most famous site of the department : Mont-Saint-Michel. By bike, take advantage of the many itineraries to discover the landing beaches and the Norman hedgerow. On horseback, trot along the Abbey Road to admire the Romanesque, Cistercian and Benedictine heritage of the department. And during your walks, treat yourself to a few gourmet breaks to taste the local specialties : seafood, dairy products, lamb of Pré Salé, cider...