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Dinard and the Emerald Coast: 6 must-see stops to explore by campervan or motorhome

With sheer cliffs, fine sandy beaches and charming villages, the Emerald Coast captivates with its breathtaking landscapes and maritime atmosphere. Here are 6 essential stops for a successful road trip.

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Welcome to the Emerald Coast, where the ocean meets the emerald-green waters and the golden hues of the rocks. Dinard, the jewel of this Breton coastline, is the perfect starting point for discovering stunning natural sites and places steeped in history. Ready to hit the road? Here are the must-see spots to add to your campervan or motorhome itinerary.

Pointe du Moulinet

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This natural site offers a breathtaking view of the bay of Saint-Malo and the islands of Grand Bé and Petit Bé. The cliffs and hiking trails make it a perfect spot for lovers of wild landscapes.

Plage de l'Écluse

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This long stretch of fine sand, lined with Belle Époque villas, is ideal for a relaxing break or a picnic by the sea. The tides create ever-changing scenery with each visit.

Cap Fréhel

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With its wild heathland and sheer cliffs, Cap Fréhel is a must-see on the Emerald Coast. The iconic lighthouse has guided sailors for over 150 years.

Fort National

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Accessible at low tide, this 17th-century fort offers a dive into Saint-Malo’s military history. The view of the walled city and the sea from its ramparts is spectacular.

Île du Grand Bé

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This small island, accessible on foot at low tide, is home to the tomb of the famous writer Chateaubriand. A place filled with emotion, with panoramic views over the bay.

Ville de Dinard

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Dinard charms visitors with its Belle Époque architecture, casinos and elegant atmosphere. Stroll along the Clair de Lune promenade to admire the villas and the ocean.

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