VisitBelle Époque villas, Écluse beach, and a planted path between two coves.
VisitRamparts, granite lanes and dramatic tides. The full loop of the walls takes about an hour.
WalkThe tidal power station and its footbridge, with the estuary on one side and the sea on the other.
RestaurantsA dozen opened on the quay, lemon, buttered bread, facing Mont-Saint-Michel on a clear day.
BeachA sheltered cove deep in the estuary, fine sand, calm water at high tide.
WalkLow heathland, pink sandstone cliffs, and a 14th-century fort perched above the sea.
RestaurantsMorning bread and the Saturday kouign-amann, which are gone before ten.
VisitWander through the cobbled streets and beneath the half-timbered houses of old Dinan, then head up to the ramparts for a view over the Rance river.
VisitThis fortified peninsula at the entrance to Saint-Malo blends Gallo-Roman remains, a military fort and panoramic views over the bay, perfect for understanding the history of the port.
VisitThis former home of a Saint-Malo privateer, surrounded by gardens and stone outbuildings, is well worth a visit to discover the lifestyle of 18th-century shipowners.
VisitThis museum retraces the Occupation and Liberation of Brittany through objects, uniforms, and reconstructions that speak to young and old alike.
VisitThese strange figures carved straight into the rock by a former sailor tell a singular story facing the sea, waiting to be discovered as you wander around the site.
VisitHoused in Cancale's former church, this museum showcases the objects and know-how linked to fishing and the life of local oyster farmers.
WalkThis wooded point offers a lovely view over the Rance estuary and the boats making their way up to Saint-Malo, perfect for a peaceful stroll.
WalkAt low tide, this wild headland reveals sandbanks and rocks to explore, with an open view over the Bay of Lancieux.
WalkThis coastal path runs along the sea near Saint-Malo, winding between heathland and rocks, perfect for a breath of fresh air with a view over the open sea.
WalkThis rocky headland offers a beautiful panorama over the English Channel and is perfect for a walk in the sea breeze, between moorland and coastal path.
WalkA wild headland jutting out into the sea near Cap Fréhel, perfect for an invigorating walk facing the cliffs and sea spray.
WalkA peaceful headland overlooking the Rance estuary, perfect for a quiet stroll with views of the boats sailing up the river.
WalkA small seaside resort with discreet charm, lovely to explore on foot between its harbour and beaches before strolling through the little streets.
WalkA landscaped path that runs along the Dinard coastline, offering lovely glimpses of the sea and seaside villas as you stroll.
WalkAn old watch path running along the Cancale coastline, perfect for walking above the rocks while gazing down at the oyster beds below.
WalkA walking path around the fort of the Alet district in Saint-Malo, offering a full panorama of the bay, the estuary and the ramparts.
WalkAn island accessible on foot at low tide from the Pointe du Chevet, worth exploring for its wild beaches and military remains.
WalkA preserved natural area between dunes and an island accessible at low tide, perfect for exploring the local flora and enjoying a wild, unspoiled setting.
ActivityA treetop adventure course in the heart of nature near Beaussais-sur-Mer, perfect for an afternoon of zip lines and high-up challenges with the family.
ActivityA treetop adventure park set at the foot of an old fort in Saint-Père-Marc-en-Poulet, where you can climb and zip along ziplines between pine trees and ancient stones.
ActivityA leisure park in La Richardais with outdoor courses and games, a great option to keep both little ones and grown-ups entertained for half a day.
ActivityThe canoe-kayak club at Longchamp beach in Saint-Lunaire rents paddles and boats so you can explore the Emerald Coast under your own steam.
RestaurantsNestled in the ramparts of Saint-Malo, this creperie delights with savory galettes and sweet crêpes after a stroll along the walls.
DrinksA lovely little café in Saint Malo, perfect for starting the day with a good coffee and a pastry.
BeachA long sandy beach lined with villas, perfect for a family swim or a stroll by the water.
BeachA large, lively beach with views of the Grand Bé, popular for beginner surfing and family beach games.
BeachA beach nestled between rocky points, accessible on foot via a footpath, perfect for a peaceful swim.
BeachA vast sandy beach popular with surfers and families, with dunes to explore just behind.
BeachDinard's iconic beach with its wooden boardwalk, perfect for a swim followed by a coffee on a terrace.
BeachA small sheltered beach at the foot of the Pointe du Nicet, perfect for a peaceful swim away from the crowds.
BeachA peaceful family beach, lined with dunes, where you can enjoy a picnic and a swim in complete tranquility.
WalkA wooded park by the water where you can stroll in the shade of tall trees and enjoy the view over the sea.
ActivitySaint-Malo's aquatic center with pools and water slides, perfect for cooling off and having fun with the family all year round.
WalkThe long seafront promenade along Sillon beach in Saint-Malo, perfect for a walk or bike ride with the sea right beside you.
RestaurantsA cozy little restaurant in Dinard to catch your breath and grab a bite after strolling along the seafront.
RestaurantsA spot in Saint-Lunaire to sit down for a homemade galette after a morning at the beach.
RestaurantsA creperie in Dinard near the seafront, perfect for a simple meal before or after a stroll on the beach.
RestaurantsA local restaurant in La Richardais where you can stop off for a simple, no-fuss meal.
VisitA stop along the picturesque Rue du Jerzual to admire this old fountain nestled among the half-timbered houses of Dinan.
RestaurantsA crêperie in Dinard that reinvents the Breton galette with original pairings, perfect for a convivial meal facing the sea.
RestaurantsA cozy little crêperie in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, perfect for enjoying traditional savory galettes and sweet crêpes after a stroll along the coast.
RestaurantsA friendly crêperie near Le Décollé, perfect for enjoying hearty savory and sweet crêpes after a walk along the coast.
RestaurantsA cozy little Thai spot in Beaussais-sur-Mer where you can savor spicy, fragrant dishes off the beaten path.
WalkThis slipway on the banks of the Rance in Plouër is the perfect starting point for a riverside stroll or a picnic break.
WalkThe old port of Mordreuc, now a peaceful spot to walk along the Rance and watch the moored boats.
RestaurantsIn Plouër-sur-Rance, generous and well-crafted cuisine to enjoy on the village's little square.
RestaurantsA bistro in Dinard where you can enjoy seafood dishes in a relaxed atmosphere, not far from the harbour.
RestaurantsOn the Quai du Prieuré, settle in for a seafood meal with a view of the boats in Dinard's harbour.
RestaurantsOn the Boulevard du Béchay in Saint-Briac, Le Nessay offers seafood cuisine to enjoy after a walk on the point.
DrinksOn the beach of Longchamp in Saint-Lunaire, stop by for a drink or a sharing board facing the ocean.
RestaurantsA little Dinard spot serving carefully prepared market-fresh cuisine, perfect for a meal that's unpretentious yet full of flavor.
RestaurantsA cozy restaurant in Saint-Lunaire where you can come and share generous dishes with friends or family, near the seaside.
RestaurantsA refined Dinard restaurant where you can savor creative, gourmet cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.
RestaurantsThe gastronomic restaurant of the Didier Méril hotel, where you can enjoy sea-inspired cuisine created by a renowned chef, right by the sea.
RestaurantsA family-friendly, laid-back spot in the heart of Dinard for a simple meal between sightseeing.
RestaurantsA restaurant with its feet almost in the water on the Dinard quay, perfect for enjoying seafood while watching the boats go by.
RestaurantsA small restaurant in the harbour of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, serving fresh fish straight off the boats, in an authentic seaside atmosphere.
RestaurantsPanoramic restaurant of the Hôtel France et Chateaubriand in Saint-Malo, where you can dine facing the ramparts and the sea for a memorable evening.