What to do in Regnéville-sur-Mer?

When you arrive, don’t miss the remains of the keep, still standing. It’s easy to imagine this former 11th-century stronghold. In the vicinity of the remains, a short discovery trail will enable you to learn more about this edifice of the past. A few steps away is the castle courtyard, where you can admire the buildings. Exhibitions are held here on a regular basis, allowing you to appreciate the interior.

> In summer, a magnificent market takes place every Friday evening in the courtyard, with live music. Food trucks and local producers are on hand. You can also dine in this magnificent setting, to the accompaniment of live music.

Admire the magnificent scenery and the view of the Pointe d’Agon opposite from the beaching port. Take a stroll to admire the boats, the pontoon, the distant view, the famous shipwreck on the side… At its peak in the 19th century for the lime trade, the port is now used exclusively for pleasure boating.

Built in the 19th century, the lime kilns are an imposing reminder ofa bygone, prosperous industrial era. Very impressive in their green setting, they are listed as historic monuments. A short interpretive tour is available, as well as a beautiful viewpoint. The maritime museum offers artists’ residencies and exhibitions on local maritime traditions.

Regnéville-sur-Mer is a charming old fishing village that has retained all its old-world charm. Several hamlets with pretty stone houses bear witness to this maritime past. Grimouville and Urville are among the prettiest. It’s best to come by bike and explore the narrow streets, such as the Cour à Tôt, to appreciate the atmosphere and beauty.

What better wayto entertain the little ones than to spend some time with them in the playground. This area boasts small play structures and a breathtaking view over the harbour, which will delight the older ones. A peaceful moment for parents and a more energetic one for the little ones.

The “entre mer et chaux” (between sea and lime) trail proposed by the commune of Regnéville-sur-Mer is an interpretive circuit that allows you to discover the history of the commune and its emblematic sites, such as the castle and the lime kilns. Signs line the route, and QR codes provide access to the content. Approximately 2.5km long, it takes around 1h30 to complete.

> More information on the tour: https: //ad-production.fr/project/entre-mer-et-chaux/

The GR223, known as the customs trail, passes through Regnéville-sur-Mer and runs along the harbor from the former Haute-Normandie through the Cotentin to the south of the département towards Montmartin-sur-Mer. This popular trail is a veritable circuit, brimming with magnificent views, architectural treasures and more. For local hikers, Coutances Tourisme also offers a number of circuits (36 in all), including number 25, a 17km circuit that takes in almost all of Regnéville-sur-Mer.

> Our article on the tour in detail

There are 2 restaurants where you can enjoy lunch or dinner in Regnéville-sur-Mer: La Baie, where the cuisine and view are equally breathtaking. An exceptional moment to spend with friends, family or as a couple. They also offer a large-capacity gîte.

> Find out more about La Baie

Le Jules Gommes, a veritable institution offering cuisine based on quality products in a slightly rustic but warm atmosphere.

> More about Le Jules Gommes