Bay of Mont Saint-Michel , Off The Beaten Tracks Guided Hike

Saint Michel Baie | SMB

Off the beaten tracks, far from the crowd, embark on a guided hike in the bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Discover the bay's three iconic sites: the Groin du Sud, Mont Saint-Michel, and Tombelaine.

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Far from the crowds, walking on a mirror of water.. Lets discover The Archangel Tranglel Tour : I will take you to discover three mythical places in the Bay: Groin du Sud, Mont Saint-Michel, Tombelaine.
It is the most complete experience to discover the Bay;
Off the beaten track and far from the crowds.

This is THE outing to do.
A favorite

WE LOVE :
• The most complete release
• Schedules avoiding groups
• Unique experience
• Off the beaten track
• Alone in the Bay

DETAILS
• Note that the tour is done barefoot !
• Meeting 15 min before departure
• Towards Le Mont then Tombelaine
• Meet and return: Groin Sud
• Duration: 5 to 5.30 hours with commentary
• Level: Good level 14km
• Rivers: Crossing watercourses
• No stop a the Mont Saint-Michel

Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time
Due to tide times we will not be able to wait for latecomers

Equipment :
Waterproof windbreaker, backpack, warm sweater, quick-drying shorts, hat, cap, sunscreen, sunglasses, water, snack...
Bring a towel and a change for your return.

I strongly recommend going barefoot.
Outings in the Bay require good physical condition.
The guide gives himself the right to refuse to accompany someone in the bay, from a safety perspective.
The guide cannot be held responsible for any related incident.

For any tours departing from Mont Saint-Michel consider it takes 45 minutes from the park area until the entrence.

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Crossing the Bay:
The Bay of Mont Saint Michel on foot :

With the tides, the sea goes aways to reveal the Bay. A desert immensity open in front of you for a few hours. On the erased traces of forgotten paths, between sky, earth and sea, crossing sometimes capricious rivers, dancing on the quick sands, at the foot of the Archangel Saint Michael... before the sea comes to cover our steps.