Group activities in La Manche

Welcome to this little piece of paradise!
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Photo, © Xavier Lachenaud

La Manche, in Normandy, is a destination that will captivate all your clients, whether for leisure or for work, for active people or for seniors. From the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel to the Cotentin Peninsula, passing through Granville and the D-Day beaches, there’s something for all of your groups, whether a works council, an association or a club.

This region boasts a rich history and a unique identity. From the Viking invasion to the medieval era and D-Day in June 1944, its tumultuous past has shaped the Manche of today. It is also a well-preserved department with 670 km of coastline, offering a variety of landscapes that change with the seasons: bocage hedgerows, nature reserves, hills, cliffs, waterfalls, gardens, sandy beaches and much more.

There are countless ways to explore La Manche with groups. On foot on the GR®223 hiking trail, by bike along the major routes, testing one of the many watersports on offer, or enjoying the delicious local products! Head to La Manche in Normandy and discover all the treasures of this extraordinary region.

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Mont Saint-Michel and its bay

The internationally renowned Mont Saint-Michel and its bay are must-see attractions in La Manche. With its rich historical, natural and gastronomic heritage, there is everything you could need for a wonderful stay.

Mont Saint-Michel
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D-Day in Normandy

In June 1944, the Allied soldiers landed in Normandy to liberate France. Numerous museums and sites present aspects of this period, and every year the territory commemorates this historic event with ceremonies, activities and exhibitions.

D-Day
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The coast of La Manche

With over 670 km of unspoilt shores, the coastline is a defining feature of the territory. Its breathtaking landscapes and charming seaside resorts can be explored through the many different activities on offer. Hiking, sightseeing and watersports can be enjoyed from Utah Beach to Mont Saint-Michel, via La Hague.

The coast
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Sustainable tourism development

La Manche boasts an unspoilt natural environment with numerous protected parks and reserves. The region is committed to sustainable tourism, supported by specific actions and socio-professionals.
Many people also open their doors to showcase their expert know-how and traditional craftsmanship.

Sustainable tourism and know-how
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History and heritage

The tumultuous past of La Manche has endowed it with a rich historical heritage. From the Viking invasion to the arrival of the liberators, the territory bears the marks of this legacy. Abbeys, castles and cathedrals are among the sites where visitors can glimpse the past.

History and heritage