Getting about

For many years, the City of Saint-Malo has been committed to improving the daily life of people with disabilities: becoming a welcoming city for all is a challenge, given the architectural constraints of our historic city .

In December 2015, the Saint-Malo Tourist Office obtained the 'Tourism & Disability' distinction for its attention to hearing, mental and motor impairments. It was also recognised for visual impairment in 2016.

With the brochure "Leisure and accessibility" available for download in the form of a practical guide, the Tourist Office of Saint-Malo helps you in your discovery of the city of Saint-Malo by detailing the activities, detailing far as possible the infrastructures proposed at tourist attraction.

Contact : Laurence MAILLARD-NOURRISSIER, Saint-Malo Tourist Office
accessibilite@saint-malo-tourisme.com

Coming to Saint-Malo

Whether you arrive in Saint-Malo by train, boat or car, here you'll find all the practical information you'll need to best organise your stay. Lots of different types of public and private transport are available to help you get about!

BY PLANE:

Dinard / Saint-Malo airport

The airport is 15 minutes from Saint-Malo and 45 minutes from Rennes by road.

Two airlines - Aurigny Air Services and Ryanair - serve the Channel Islands and the UK

Free assistance at the airport and during the trip (on request when booking your ticket from your travel agency or airline).

BY TRAIN:

TGV Station

The direct TGV from Paris to Saint-Malo arrives at Saint-Malo station, which has "Access Plus" facilities (free service)

www.accessibilite.sncf.com

URBAN TRANSPORT (BUS)

Keolis Saint-Malo

All buses are equipped with ramps, and Saint-Malo has more than 40 stops equipped with access for persons with reduced mobility, including at the railway station and inside the old city.