Beaches in Cancale (35260) France - advise, map and photos

Located in the department of Ille-et-Vilaine, the seaside resort of Cancale is known for its oysters and its exceptional location, not far from Mont-Saint-Michel bay.

Holidaymakers are numerous to invest the fishing village during the summer, attracted by the beautiful landscapes to discover the path of customs, the vast sandy beaches and the many gourmet restaurants. It must be said that Cancale has been recognized for twenty years as « a remarkable site of taste » for its shells.

We find 6 beaches in Cancale, the most interesting is located north of the center in the continuity of the beaches of Saint-Coulomb.

From the tip of the nearby Grouin, the panorama of Cape Fréhel and Granville is unforgettable. We can also see the Chausey islands and the Landes island which is an ornithological reserve.

The small charming port is full of charm and authenticity, evidenced by the high of the village and the narrow streets that have not changed for decades. The market is one of the most popular in the region. We can follow the road from the ledge that leads to the port of the Houle to discover at low tide the oyster beds. Among the prettiest beaches, that of the Verger and especially that of Saussay, which offers typical Breton landscapes.