The beaches around Saint-Malo and the banks of the Rance

Protected from the winds by the jetty that shelters the port, and facing west, it is a very pleasant sandy beach for swimming, and therefore very busy in the summer. The sea wall, called Môle des Noires, is a 500 meter long jetty. The Môle des Noires is so called, for the rocks on which it was built...

Located in the continuity of the large beach of Sillon, the beach of Hoguette is in front of the Thalassotherapy center of Saint-Malo. at its end you will find the Nautical Base and Surf School. Not to mention the embankment from which you will enjoy a beautiful view of the walled city and the Point...

Located in the district of Paramé, between the beach of Hoguette and that of the Bridge, the beach of Rochebonne is as much appreciated by the Malouines families as the visitors of passage. In the summer, several beach sports activities, beach volleyball and beach soccer are organized. No pets from...

Located at the entrance to the Rothéneuf district, in continuity with the Minihic beach, the Pont beach offers a pleasant and easily accessible setting. This fine sand beach opens onto the bay of Saint-Malo with the silhouette of the corsair city and Cap Fréhel in the background. By taking the coast...

Near the marina of Bas Sablons, the beach offers a beautiful panorama of the Corsair City. The dike was built to protect the marina and offers a superb view of the Corsair City. Amphitheater-shaped walk along an old cove where there were rope and shipbuilding yards. The dike, 750 meters long, is o...

3 km long, it is the largest sandy beach in Saint-Malo. By following this beach, you can reach Intra-Muros in Paramé. The Sillon beach includes the Grande plage, the Hoguette beach and the Rochebonne beach. La Digue was built from 1883 to 1913 on an old sand spit (le Sillon) which once linked Param...

The Nicet beach is located in the Rothéneuf district. This small and wild beach sheltered from the wind opens on the tip of the Varde and offers a vegetal frame in a preserved environment. Access is only by stairs. Forbidden to animals from April 1st to September 30th.

The beach of Saint-Suliac extends on the banks of Rance, at the level of the port. It is a small beach of sand and chippings, with a launching dock. It is possible to walk along the harbor and observe some anchored boats, including dories, the traditional small boats of Rance. It is more of a relaxi...

Sheltered by the ramparts, this sandy beach is located opposite the Fort National and at the very beginning of the Sillon, the Grande Plage de Saint-Malo. It is accessible from the ramparts by the Porte Saint-Thomas or by the Sillon. The Fort National, built in 1689, is accessible at low tide. Furt...