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Day breaks over the salt meadows
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Mont-Saint-Michel and its bay are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Between Granville and Cancale, the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel forms a 193 sq. miles (500 km²) low-lying area, home to the highest tides in Europe. The most spectacular ones follow the full and new moons. In the event of a very strong tide, there can be a difference of more than fourteen metres between the low and high sea levels (the tidal range). The bay then reveals all its secrets: the fauna, the flora, the lights, the reflections...
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