Port of Saint-Malo

St. Malo, France

Saint-Malo, France, is a historic port town located on the coast of Brittany. Originally a monastic settlement, it gained fame in the 16th century as the home of the Corsairs of Saint-Malo, fierce pirate-mariners. The town is best known for its walled city, La Ville Intra-Muros, offering stunning views of the sea. Visitors can explore the Chateau of Saint-Malo, the Cathedral of St. Vincent, and various museums showcasing Brittany's rich history and culture. Saint-Malo's attractions include the City History Wax Museums, the Old Market Hall, St Sauveur Chapel, the House of the Duchess Anne, and the charming ancient street of Pelicot with timber houses. The port experiences huge tide variations, with a 14-meter difference between low and high tide. Excursions from Saint-Malo include visits to the nearby Le Mont St Michel monastery, the isle of Grand Bé, and the medieval town of Dinan. Enjoy shopping in the quaint streets, try local seafood restaurants, and savor delicious regional recipes like pancakes and cider. Saint-Malo is a gateway to explore the wonders of Western France.

Location

City: Saint-Malo

Region: Brittany

Country: France

Coordinates: 48.6497° N, 2.0252° W