Saint-Malo
Saint-Malo, between history and escape
The iconic city of the Emerald Coast, Saint-Malo enchants with its unique charm, blending history, nature, and escape.
Its ramparts, fine sandy beaches, and authentic atmosphere make it an unmissable destination throughout the year.
Whether you are a fan of seaside strolls, passionate about heritage, or seeking a change of scenery, Saint-Malo promises unforgettable memories. Stay at Nautilus and fully enjoy all that the corsair city has to offer.
Set off to discover the ramparts of Saint-Malo, exploring their history, architecture, and the many activities and attractions that surround them.
Live Saint-Malo to the fullest
Strolls, discoveries, and sensations: activities for all tastes
Explorer
The activities
Here are several small things that you might enjoy during your stay in Saint-Malo:
– The Corsair House on rue d’Asfeldt, it’s a shipowner’s house that is visited in the afternoon with its owner, very lively with many anecdotes about St Malo, but it’s in French and the hours are not fixed, so you need to check.
– Walking on the Grand Bé at low tide, leave 2 hours before low tide and cross the beach of Bon Secours to reach the islet where Chateaubriand is buried.
– Cité d’Alet on the side of St Servan, a pine forest 30 minutes on foot with a war memorial and breathtaking views of Dinard, then return via the Solidor Tower.
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Saint-Malo, a destination with a thousand experiences
– Explore Dinard by boat, a seaside town with a beautiful coastal path; take the boat from the Dinan dock; departures are every 20 minutes, and the crossing lasts 10 minutes, then stroll along the customs officers’ path.
– Enjoy a cruise with the Corsaire company from the same spot.
– Walk on the sand or along the Sillon beach, and for the more adventurous, head to the point of La Varde for stunning views of the bay.
– Visit Cancale via the coastal road, either by bike or car, to enjoy oysters, stopping by the point of Grouin for spectacular views.
