Surville: Holiday apartments and houses

At Surville Beach, you can watch the sunset from a sheltered spot.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Surville can include this accommodation preference in their travel plans.

Nature

The protected area of the Havre de Surville covers 329.43 hectares. The Havre de Surville is an estuary with a large dune massif and a variety of landscapes. These include grasslands, wet depressions, shrubland and coniferous woodland. The Havre de Surville is also the smallest havre on the west coast of the Manche department.

The Havre de Surville is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including amphibians, bank swallows, wild celery and frankenia.

Culture

Surville Church dates from the 15th and 16th centuries, faces the sea and opens onto a preserved belt of dunes.

Things to do

At the Havre de Surville, visitors can cross the smallest of the havres; crossings are also organised there. When fishing on the foreshore in Surville, people catch swimming crabs, periwinkles and shrimp.

Getting around

Access to the Havre de Surville is free; caution is required because of the tides. A viewpoint can be reached from the car park at Surville Beach; the route is signposted.

You can select other places directly: Tollevast, Regnéville-Sur-Mer, Montgardon, Saussey, Villiers-Fossard, Saint-Jean-De-Daye, Morigny, Plomb.

To the higher-level travel overview: Manche.