EXPERIENCES

Paddling is a must for water sports enthusiasts. The picturesque beaches and calm waters of the region offer ideal conditions to learn or improve your stand-up paddle skills. Glide across the water while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Corsair City and the surrounding coastal landscapes. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced paddler, paddling in Saint-Malo is a fun and relaxing experience not to be missed.

Immerse yourself in the history of Saint-Malo Intra-Muros with a guided tour of its cobbled streets and ramparts. Accompanied by passionate guides, set off to discover the corsair city. Explore emblematic monuments such as Saint-Vincent Cathedral, Saint-Malo Castle and the Maison de Corsaire. From the top of the ramparts, enjoy an exceptional panorama of the sea, the harbor and the Channel Islands in the distance. Whether you're a history buff, heritage enthusiast or simply curious, these guided tours will take you on a journey through time in one of Brittany's most emblematic cities.

Les Halles d'Intra-Muros is a must for lovers of local flavors and Breton produce. Located in the heart of the corsair town, just a 4-minute walk from Hôtel Cartier, Les Halles invites you to enjoy a gourmet experience. Let yourself be seduced by a selection of fresh produce, from seafood and fish from the bay to Breton cheeses, crêpes, galettes, artisanal ciders and other local specialties. Whether you're looking for a gourmet souvenir, a picnic to enjoy on the ramparts of Saint-Malo, or simply a break in the heart of the city, Les Halles d'Intra-Muros is a must during your stay.  

Boating in Saint-Malo is the flagship activity of this maritime region! With its picturesque harbors and navigable waters, the corsair town offers excellent conditions for a variety of water sports. Whether you're interested in sailing, kayaking, paddling or simply taking a boat trip, Saint-Malo will satisfy your desire for adventure on the water. Take the opportunity to admire the superb coastal scenery and iconic architecture of the walled city from the sea.

Horseback riding on the region's beaches offers a magical and unforgettable experience for nature and animal lovers. Imagine yourself riding along the shores of the Cité Corsaire, lulled by the sound of the waves and the sea breeze. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, the local equestrian centers will guide you in this unique adventure. Let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking coastal scenery and create priceless memories on this horseback ride.

Catamarans are a popular activity in St. Malo, a historic port city in northwestern France. These two-hulled boats offer a unique sailing experience, with their stability, speed and ability to navigate in shallow waters. Visitors can rent a catamaran with an experienced crew for a sea excursion, or learn to sail themselves during a sailing course. Whether you are new to sailing or experienced, catamarans in Saint-Malo offer an unforgettable experience for all sailing enthusiasts.

Exploring the coastline is a must-do activity in Saint-Malo, a coastal city located in northwestern France. This activity allows visitors to enjoy a walk along the coast while admiring the spectacular natural scenery of the area. Visitors can explore the sandy beaches, steep cliffs and unique rock formations, while learning about the local flora and fauna. Experienced local guides can provide information on the history of the area and its wildlife, as well as tips on where to visit to maximize the experience. Whether you're a nature lover or just looking for a relaxing walk by the sea, exploring the coastline in Saint-Malo is an unforgettable activity for all visitors.

La Route du Rock is one of Saint-Malo's most important cultural events. This music festival takes place from August 13 to 16, 2025 on Bon Secours beach. It attracts international artists and emerging local talent. In addition to concerts, the festival features film screenings, art exhibitions and various cultural events, making it a must-see event for music and culture enthusiasts. La Route du Rock is a flagship event that plays a full part in Saint-Malo's dynamic musical and cultural scene.

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Just a few minutes from Saint-Malo, the Marché aux Huîtres de Cancale is a popular traditional event for lovers of seafood and Breton gastronomy. Cancale is famous for its flat and hollow oysters. At the Port de la Houle, local oyster farmers offer tastings of fresh oysters, accompanied by white wine and freshly baked bread, all with a breathtaking view over the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. You can also buy oysters from the market to extend this gourmet experience at home, or give as gifts.