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Roc Point – Cap Lihou lighthouse loop from Granville

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France

Manche

Granville

Roc Point – Cap Lihou lighthouse loop from Granville

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Roc Point – Cap Lihou lighthouse loop from Granville

01:08

10.5km

130m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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2.34 km

Roc Point

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Pointe du Roc viewpoint offers a beautiful view over the sea, which in good weather extends as far as Mont-Saint-Michel.

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2.64 km

Cap Lihou lighthouse

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Besides the views and the lighthouse the cap plateau offers several WW II bunkers to explore. The cliffs around the lighthouse are popular take-off location for paragliders.

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3.39 km

Not only Monte-Carlo is located on a rock. In Normandy, Granville also has this privileged position. That is why it is also called the "Monaco of the North". Life here is organized around the marina, trade and fishing port. Granville is also a seaside resort, a center of thalassotherapy and a city renowned for its carnival.

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4.84 km

Steps to the Christian Dior Museum

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superb garden where you can picnic

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4.97 km

Christian Dior Villa "Les Rhumbs"

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It is the childhood home of Christian Dior. Built at the end of the 19th century, the villa Les Rhumbs owes its name to the marine term designating the thirty-two divisions of the compass rose. This symbol appears in a mosaic adorning the floor of one of the entrances to the house.

Christian Dior's parents acquired this bourgeois house in 1906. Featuring a winter garden, located within a protective park.

Christian Dior particularly likes this place. He wrote in his autobiography “Christian Dior and I”: “the house of my childhood... I keep the most tender and amazed memories of it. What did I say ? my life, my style, owe almost everything to its location and its architecture.”

When in 1932, shortly after the death of Madeleine Dior, the industrial father was ruined by the crisis, the property was put up for sale. Purchased by the town of Granville, its garden was opened to the public in 1938.

In 1997, the villa became the “Christian Dior Museum”, the only museum in France entirely dedicated to a fashion designer.

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