Les Maisons de Bricourt are, above all, homes overlooking the bay of Mont St Michel. Dating from 1760, this house once belonged to shipowners from the Compagnie des Indes, which brought back silk, porcelain, exotic wood and spices to nearby Saint Malo. Its architectural style is typical of that town.
Looking onto the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, this big 1920s villa has eleven rooms, two apartments and a marine bistro, Le Coquillage. It is located 5 km (about 3 miles) from the Relais Gourmand O. Roellinger, towards the Mont Saint-Michel.
A completely different site is « le Cellier », home to both the sailors and farmers of Cancale. Here you’ll find Breton ciders, traditional breads, ‘fleur de sel’ (the best quality salt, collected from the surface of the sea), honey and spices. Foods from here and elsewhere.
Looking onto the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, this big 1920s villa has eleven rooms, two apartments and a marine bistro, Le Coquillage. It is located 5 km (about 3 miles) from the Relais Gourmand O. Roellinger, towards the Mont Saint-Michel.
A completely different site is « le Cellier », home to both the sailors and farmers of Cancale. Here you’ll find Breton ciders, traditional breads, ‘fleur de sel’ (the best quality salt, collected from the surface of the sea), honey and spices. Foods from here and elsewhere.