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Saint-Malo and the Emerald Coast: 6 must-sees for van or motorhome trips

Discover the wild and historic treasures of northern Brittany, from ramparts to beaches and dramatic cliffs. Perfect for a getaway in a van or motorhome.

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Between land and sea, Saint-Malo and its Emerald Coast offer the ideal playground for van or motorhome travellers. Here, the landscapes shift with the tides, fishing villages tell centuries of history, and coastal paths beckon you to escape. Pack your walking shoes, camera and appetite for golden crêpes: here are 6 unmissable stops.

Old Town of Saint-Malo

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Perched on a rock, the corsair city wins you over with its ramparts, cobbled streets and pirate-like atmosphere. Climb to the top of the walls for breathtaking sea views.

Plage du Sillon

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A long stretch of fine sand at low tide, perfect for a barefoot stroll or a picnic by the sea. Surfers and families love to meet here.

Fort National

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Accessible at low tide, this 17th-century fort offers unrivalled views of Saint-Malo and the bay. Ideal for a historical break between adventures.

Cap Fréhel

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Its pink sandstone cliffs and wild heathland make it one of Brittany’s most photogenic sites. The lighthouse, still active, has guided sailors since 1857.

Dinard and its Promenade du Clair de Lune

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This elegant seaside resort charms with its Belle Époque villas and views of Saint-Malo. The seaside promenade is a feast for the eyes.

Pointe du Grouin

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A preserved natural site where cliffs plunge into turquoise waters. The trails offer exceptional wildlife and flora to observe.

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