This week we're going for a walk in the Hague.
Peaceful and captivating, La Hague is a little corner filled with breathtaking landscapes. Passing through Cape Rozel to Goury lighthouse, the Hague is also an unmissable place that marks the minds of young and old for its wealth of nautical activities (on the beaches or in the water), historical but also gastronomic.
Sportsman, passionate about hiking or walking, it is possible to discover this natural land mixed between museums like the Birthplace of Jean-François Millet, gardens such as that of Vauville, Tourp Manor where laughter and good humor await you with family and friends.
The small fishing boats located at Port Racine, the smallest port in France, are an unmissable outing. This little haven owes its name to one of the last privateers who operated under Napoleon: Captain François-Médart Racine.
It is along the GR 223; “ The path of the Customs officers » that you can admire the inevitable panoramas. This route of more than 440km takes you all around the Cotentin via Cap de la Hague. 
The GR 223 offers you diverse landscapes between coves, cliffs, dunes but also fine sandy beaches.
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