Tourism - Domaine du Limonay - Maison Tirel Guerin

The region (tourism)

The Maison Tirel Guerin, between Cancale and Saint Malo, is ideally located in the heart of the Emerald Coast and close to the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel.

The Emerald Coast, part of the northern coast of Brittany between Cap Fréhel and Cancale, was named by Eugène Herpin because of the emerald green colour of the sea at certain times.

Another idea for a visit: the road to the castles of Upper Brittany
From Fougères to Vitré via the Pays d’Antrain, Dol de Bretagne, Combourg, Bécherel, Tinténiac and Châteaugiron. Follow this route and discover architectural ensembles steeped in history and sites of literary inspiration, preserved nature, enchanting gardens and generous flavours.

Our team will be able to advise you on the best visits and excursions according to your wishes and the time you have available.

Cancale

Cancale is an unmissable destination for oyster lovers. Indeed, the town is recognised and cited as a “Remarkable Site of Taste” for its wild flat oysters, and more recently its farmed hollow oysters

Cancale

The pointe du grouin

North of Cancale, the Pointe du Grouin offers a breathtaking panorama. From here, you can admire the southern part of the Mont Saint Michel and the Ile des Landes.

The pointe du grouin

North of Cancale, the Pointe du Grouin offers a breathtaking panorama. From here, you can admire the southern part of the Mont Saint Michel and the Ile des Landes.

saint-suliac

Along the right bank of the Rance is the commune of Saint-Suliac. This ancient fishing village founded in the 6th century is listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France. Every year Saint-Suliac celebrates the “Fête des Doris”, celebrating the ancient tradition of cod fishing on board dories, the small boats used at the time.

saint-suliac

dinan

Dinan is a medieval city surrounded by almost three kilometres of ramparts. The town is situated on top of a hill overlooking the Rance valley, which its 14th century castle proudly dominates. Discover the emblematic places of Dinan such as the Place des Merciers, the port and the Basilica of Saint-Sauveur.

dinan

The havre de rothéneuf

This cove connects to the channel and dries up at low tide. It looks like an inland lake. It is said that the Havre de Rothéneuf sheltered the privateers’ boats of a family which gave its name to the harbour.

The havre de rothéneuf

saint-briac

In Saint-Briac, you will discover one of the most beautiful bays in Brittany, the town is also nicknamed the “Pearl” of the Emerald Coast. You can enjoy the calm and authentic setting of this typically Breton village full of charm.

saint-briac

dol de bretagne

This medieval city at the gateway to Brittany has many magnificent architectural features: Saint-Samson’s Cathedral, a jewel of Breton Gothic, medieval houses, etc. In addition to its architectural wealth, Dol de Bretagne offers a breathtaking view of Mont-Dol and the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.

dol de bretagne

combourg

On the banks of Lake Tranquille, the town of Combourg and its castle were the inspiration for the writer Chateaubriand. As the cradle of Romanticism, you can follow the path that the poet took, or enjoy the view from the covered way over the lake and the town.

combourg

bécherel

Bécherel is the city of books and the smallest commune in Brittany. Its book festival attracts many literature lovers every year. There are not only bookshops but also bookbinders’ and caligraphers’ workshops. In addition to books, the village has a park which has earned it the nickname of “Breton Versailles”.