The itinerary "The Granites of Batz"
Itinéraire A pied
Départ : Batz-sur-Mer
Arrivée : Batz-sur-Mer
Departure/Arrival
Point of interest
Circuit n° 1
- Type of Excursion :
- Items/Points of Interest :
- Heritage
- Coastline
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- Departure Batz-sur-Mer
- Arrival Batz-sur-Mer
- Lenghtin kilometers 13 km
Point 1 - Chapelle du Mûrier - Circuit les Granits de Batz
Point 2 - La Côte sauvage - Circuit les Granits de Batz
Point 3 - Le Musée des Marais Salants - Circuit les Granits de Batz
Presentation
Thanks to this circuit all the secrets of Batz-sur-Mer our charming seaside resort on ‘La Côte Sauvage’ set between the Ocean and the salt marshes will be revealed! This outing will enable you to discover the heritage of our village whose centre is dominated by the impressive tower of Saint-Guénolé. You will walk along the paths surrounding the village and lead along the coast.
The circuit is 13 km starting from ‘la Place du Mûrier’ in the centre of Batz-sur-Mer.
The itinerary will involve you facing away from the chapel ‘Notre-Dame du Mûrier’…however, don’t pass up the opportunity to look around the vestiges of this chapel situated behind the church of Saint-Guénolé which represents an important part of the heritage of Batz-sur-Mer.
The customs officers’ path along La côte sauvage provides the opportunity for a great breath of fresh sea air…Along your route take the time to leave the beaten track to discover the museum of ‘Le Grand Blockhaus’ a veritable historical treasure which tells you all about the WWII. A ‘must-see’ for everyone young and old!
After taking in the invigorating sea air along the coast you will come back to the more sheltered narrow streets of Batz-sur-Mer. Here you will discover the museum ‘des Marais Salants’ which helps us retrace the history of salt production from its very beginnings to the present day.
Make the most of this opportunity to visit this unique place of interest!
The circuit is 13 km starting from ‘la Place du Mûrier’ in the centre of Batz-sur-Mer.
The itinerary will involve you facing away from the chapel ‘Notre-Dame du Mûrier’…however, don’t pass up the opportunity to look around the vestiges of this chapel situated behind the church of Saint-Guénolé which represents an important part of the heritage of Batz-sur-Mer.
The customs officers’ path along La côte sauvage provides the opportunity for a great breath of fresh sea air…Along your route take the time to leave the beaten track to discover the museum of ‘Le Grand Blockhaus’ a veritable historical treasure which tells you all about the WWII. A ‘must-see’ for everyone young and old!
After taking in the invigorating sea air along the coast you will come back to the more sheltered narrow streets of Batz-sur-Mer. Here you will discover the museum ‘des Marais Salants’ which helps us retrace the history of salt production from its very beginnings to the present day.
Make the most of this opportunity to visit this unique place of interest!
