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Do not litter. Partners are responsible for photos they provide. Some photos were taken before the health crisis. Opening hours could be modified depending on the evolution of the health crisis. Please contact the service providers for more information. With this commitment, particular to make sure you have an excellent stay here importance is given to the satisfaction of both on this peninsula in Normandy.
All the Tourist Office Information Centres welcome visitors all year round and will guide you before, during and after your stay in Cotentin. Hike, move, do sightseeing West to East, North to South the views are grandiose and breathtaking The seaside villas that popped up at the beginning of the craze for swimming in the sea make the seaside resort of Barneville-Carteret a very charming place Walk through the heart of the dunes.
The immense yet austere coastal landscapes vast moors of heather and gorse, rugged coastlines and high cliffs , contrast with the pleasant fields of the countryside bordered with embankments, hedges and stone walls. All this beautiful scenery has also contributed to inspire many artists who came to set up their cameras or paint the landscapes of La Hague. Come to the end of the world. A long beach with fine sand. La Hague is working to obtain terrace.
The view is worth the detour. Protected by the largest artificial harbour in the world, the city is the maritime gateway to Cotentin. Cherbourg was the only continental port that welcomed the Titanic in , and it was also the second most popular French port with Europeans leaving for the New World in A picturesque little port.
