The bocage
Inland from the coast, huge differences between the Normandy and Brittany bocage can be seen. To the east of the Bay, grassland cattle farming dominates. At the same time, there are a large number of horses (particularly around Dragey).
Further to the south and west, on the Breton side, crops widely prevail, but there is still some grassland, particularly in the Marais de Dol (marsh).


So the Norman part of the Bay is characterized by traditional lush green bocage, particularly in the valleys of the Sée and the Sélune. Further to the west, the bocage is still well preserved on the Saint-Broladre massif and wide open spaces dominate the rest.

  Littoral bocage and its typical hedges