In Normandy, on the eastern tip of the Cotentin Peninsula, a pretty maritime town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site...

1 and 2 km from the hotel are the two UNESCO-listed Vauban towers. They were built according to Vauban's plans following a terrible naval battle in the bay of Saint Vaast. One is on the island of Tatihou and the other on the peninsula seen in the photo, less than a kilometer from Saint Vaast... it's also a lovely walk.

Come visit Tatihou Island, a 1.5km walk at low tide amidst the oyster beds, or a 5-minute boat ride at high tide. Its Vauban Tower (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), music festival, botanical garden, maritime museum, and birdlife make it a wild and timeless space. It's the most enjoyable family outing in the Cotentin Peninsula.

30km away is the discovery of a great attraction that invites you to discover the seabed with an underwater expedition. The visit of the Redoutable*, the largest nuclear submarine in the world that can be visited, is very impressive and there are many things to discover with the free audio guide, then the discovery of the history of the Titanic in a few reconstructed pieces... without forgetting the brand new aquarium...

"The Ocean of the Future": 3 floors of spectacular multimedia spaces and 17 aquariums dazzling with color and life. *From 5 years old. It is also an important convention center for all types of large events.

20km away, the superb World War II and D-Day museum is a great place to explore with your children. Beautiful display cases full of personal belongings and period objects, along with anecdotes and stories. Very moving. We recommend watching the short 15-minute film before starting the tour; it provides a very good account of the landing on Utah Beach, with no scenes that might be shocking for young children. In our opinion, it is one of the most beautiful museums about the landings.

At 40 km we call it little Ireland! It's a truly magnificent place, with its truly postcard landscapes!! There's so much to see: the pond of Vauville, hiking on the customs path (GR 223) along the cliffs from Herqueville to Nez de Jobourg, and from Jobourg to Auderville, the Ecalgrain site, the house of Jacques Prévert in Omonville la petite, Port Racine...but also Orano la Hague, a unique site in the world.

Near the hotel 300m... what would Saint Vaast la Hougue be without its oysters!!! Cradles of oysters in Normandy, there is no better place to taste the best oysters in France...

3 km from the hotel,  In 1346, Edward III armed his son, the Black Prince, with Knights