The itinerary - The Granites of Batz
Itinéraire
Departure/Arrival
Point of interest
Circuit n° 1
- Type of Excursion :
- Items/Points of Interest :
- Heritage
- Salt marshes
- Coastline
- Itinerary details :
- Departure Batz-sur-Mer
- Arrival Batz-sur-Mer
- Lenghtin kilometers 13 km
Point 1 : The Mûrier Chapel - Les Granits de Batz
The itinerary begins from the Murier Chapel. Take a minute to admire the vestiges of this chapel, near the Saint-Guénolé Church which is typical of his heritage.
Wild coast
The customs officers’ path along the wild coast 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!
Point 3 : The Salt Marshes Museum - Les Granits de Batz
After breathing the iodized air from the coastal paht, vous will come back in the "bourg de Batz" and its sheltered lanes, the little streets called "venelles". Then, you will arrive in front of the Salt Marshes Museum, the place of the salt history from yesterday and today.
Take a moment to discover this unique place !
Presentation
Batz-sur-Mer, a charming seaside resort on the wild coast, reveals its secrets between the ocean and the salt marshes!
A walk to discover the town's heritage, including the Tour Saint-Guénolé, which stands proudly in the centre of the town, and the paths around the village and along the coast.
PLEASE NOTE:
This route takes in parts of the coastal path, also known as the Sentier des Douaniers, or GR®34.
This path is exclusively for pedestrians: bicycles are not permitted.
A municipal by-law is currently in force for the section of the coastal path in the Baie de Manérick area.
A walk to discover the town's heritage, including the Tour Saint-Guénolé, which stands proudly in the centre of the town, and the paths around the village and along the coast.
PLEASE NOTE:
This route takes in parts of the coastal path, also known as the Sentier des Douaniers, or GR®34.
This path is exclusively for pedestrians: bicycles are not permitted.
A municipal by-law is currently in force for the section of the coastal path in the Baie de Manérick area.
