The headland commands a sweeping view which extends from Cap Fréhel to Granville and Mont-St-Michel bay, with the Îles Chausey in the distance. Facing the Pointe du Groin, the Île des Landes is a bird sanctuary and nature reserve, home to common shel..

On both sides of the Tip of Hock, the Customs Officers' Footpath is suspended over the shore. There are many sights: the oyster bed at the bottom of the cliff, the Cancale Rock, the tip of the Chaîne facing Cancale Rock.

The coming and going of cartloads oysters, merchants and the return of fishing boats during high tide contribute to provide a special atmosphere to this highly frequented place. The port is bordered by a picturesque quarter built against the cliff, w..

This sprawling 27ha estate comprises a château (1850) devoted to temporary exhibitions, but it is above all home to superb parkland which offers fine views of Saint-Servan and the Tour Solidor, Dinard and the Rance Valley.

Located in the former church of St-Méen (1714), this museum is devoted to the arts and traditions of the Cancale region: fishing, ostreiculture, agriculture (potatoes), the life of the Cancale inhabitants, their headresses, clothing, and furniture. I..

In the heart of the ostreiculture industry, this museum explains the evolution of the oyster farming techniques, as well as the oyster farmer's trade throughout the ages. A beautiful collection of shells (over 1500 from all over the world) embellish ..