Saint-Malo Mansions and Ramparts
Travel back in time as you take a guided walking tour and learn about the interesting history of Saint-Malo, a fabulous walled city that was once a haven for French privateers.
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Horse-Drawn Carriage to Mont-Saint-Michel
Take a horse-drawn carriage to and from the French mainland to visit the ethereal Mont-Saint-Michel, an enormous, picturesque abbey on a fairy-tale islet that is home to a charming village.
Mont-Saint-Michel and the Tidal Flats
Climb the winding streets and steps to explore Mont-Saint-Michel, a glorious Gothic abbey surrounded by a picturesque town on an islet, before traversing the adjacent sandy flats during low tide to return to the French mainland.
THE SHORE COLLECTION - SAINT-MALO
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Saint-Malo, France
Located on the northeast coast of Brittany, Saint-Malo has long been an important French port and today keeps busy receiving ferries arriving from the UK. This walled city is ringed with mighty ramparts and towers built to protect its inhabitants from intruders long ago, and a walk along the ramparts makes for a pleasant tour. The most famous attraction and one of the most popular in France is nearby Mont St. Michel, a rocky tidal island that has been one of the top pilgrimage sites for Christians through the ages.
Saint-Malo
Located on the northeast coast of Brittany, Saint-Malo has long been an important French port and today keeps busy receiving ferries arriving from the UK. This walled city is ringed with mighty ramparts and towers built to protect its inhabitants from intruders long ago, and a walk along the ramparts makes for a pleasant tour. The most famous attraction and one of the most popular in France is nearby Mont St. Michel, a rocky tidal island that has been one of the top pilgrimage sites for Christians through the ages.