Between Normandy and Brittany, just of the " Massif Armoricain ", the Bocage (derived from the normand root word bosc, meaning wood) is an region where granite plains meet with deeply engraved schist stone valleys.
The bocage has many hidden secrets and an undisputed charm revealed by the woody hills, vast panoramic views, beautiful steep-sloping rock valleys and the evergreen meadows and pastures.
The Bocage is characterised by a number of fences and woven hedges which create an allnatural network.
La qualité de vie dans le bocage doit avoir beaucoup d'attraits car nombreux sont nos amis britanniques installés plus ou moins définitivement parmi nous !

Montchamp, you may visit Mr Martin's goat farm and his cheese factory (reservation required).
Courriel : les.chevres.de.monsieur.martin@wanadoo.fr Tel 02.31.68.41.16
Site : www.chevrerie-martin.com

If you spend a day in our country, have no fear, you will have something to eat in the worker restaurant of the village at the large table from the farm's inn.
It's the same if you want to stay, all type of accomodation are there. In our village, you can choose between three gîte, one bed and breakfast, including St Charle castle.

For any additional information, you can, of course, surf on the following website:
Welcome in the "Bocage" countryside: www.ot-paysprebocage.fr
If you come on group, you cansurfing on the Committee Department of the Calvados website and find the toursit's brochure for groups of 2007, who explain in details all the ooer of the department:www.calvados-tourisme.com