Cancale is sheltered from westerly winds by the headland known as the Pointe du Grouin.
Its outstanding geographical location looking out to Mont Saint-Michel Bay which stretches eastwards makes it a quiet spot in which to spend a holiday.

From Cancale, you can visit the bay and the oyster beds that have brought Cancale international fame.

A trip to Saint-Malo takes you along an untamed stretch of coastline.
Rocky headlands swept by the wind plunge down into the emerald green sea.

A trip to Mont Saint-Michel provides a quite different sight – vast shores, with salt meadows and grazing sheep, throb with the ebb and flow of the tides whose amplitude contributes to the never-ending sight of an ever-changing landscape.

Cancale is synonymous with:
- An unspoilt environment. – Protected wildlife. – Breathtaking surroundings and unique panoramic views.- An area internationally famous for good food.- A long history and a maritime heritage. – An ideal place from which to tour the Emerald Coast.