Hauteville-Sur-Mer: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Promenoir de Hauteville-sur-Mer runs for 820 metres along the beach. It is suitable for family walks, running and relaxing; benches are available for sitting and enjoying the sea view. Plage de la Cale nord is a spacious fine-sand beach with a family-friendly atmosphere.

Perhaps you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Hauteville-sur-Mer.

Nature

At Plage de la Cale sud, three reserved parking spaces are available. Plage de la Cale sud also has an accessible toilet facility. An accessible paved path from Plage de la Cale sud leads, with assistance, to the lifeguard station and the promenade.

The Les chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel – Chemin de Cherbourg – Ancteville – Hauteville-sur-Mer trail leads through small sunken lanes or along quiet roads to the centre of Hauteville-sur-Mer. For the Circuit du bord de mer circular route, the church in the centre of Hauteville-sur-Mer is recommended as the starting point.

Culture

The Église de la Vierge Marie en son Assomption has an old tower from the 12th century, on which the present bell tower was built. In troubled times, the former tower served as a refuge as well as a lookout and defensive structure. The Église Notre-Dame in Hauteville-sur-Mer has 20 stained-glass window panels by Gabriel Loire, covering a total area of 45 m², which were created in 1951.

La Chapelle de la plage was completed in 1960. Its colourful choir windows were donated by Père Roger Picque, and the first Mass at La Chapelle de la plage was celebrated on 7 August. Le Château des Pavillons was initially a simple hunting lodge in 1722.

Le cinéma de la plage has two auditoriums; the large auditorium and the foyer were modernised in 2010. Discussions and appearances by actors or directors take place there. You can go for a walk along the Digue-promenade in Hauteville-sur-Mer; meals and concerts are organised there, and spectators cheer on the competitors during sporting events.

La Tourelle au Capitaine is a 17th-century structure that was probably built according to plans by Vauban. La Tourelle au Capitaine offers views of the centre of Hauteville-sur-Mer, its church and the sea.

Activities

The Association Nautique Hautaise offers two-hour group sessions in land sailing for participants aged 10 and over, providing an introduction, an opportunity to become familiar with the activity and further development. The programme also includes sea or river kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, wing foiling and windsurfing, as well as activities for toddlers at the Jardin des mers or with Moussaillons.

Loc'Vélo Rosalie rents bicycles, hybrid touring bikes, mountain bikes, Rosalies, tandems and electrically assisted bicycles to children and adults.

Local Life

At the Marché Hautais, you can find seasonal fruit and vegetables, artisanally produced cheeses, bread, honey and local products. Pêcherie La Maillard is a wooden maritime fishing structure; its construction includes two 500-metre-long wooden poles that form a V on the beach at low tide.

More pages about localities: Joganville, Laulne, Le Luot, Montviron, Saint-Hilaire-Petitville, Créances, Morville, Beslon.

To the overarching travel overview: Manche.