Saint Malo gives visitors the chance to see both England, channel Islands and France.
St Malo Port of call is the nearest port from Channel island and south English Coast.
Accommodating ships up to 240 m (length), your passengers will be fascinated with our rich natural and cultural heritage such as the Mont St Michel, and the medieval city of Dinan.
From the wild landscape to the oceanic beauty with white sandy beach, from the fortified villages and castles in our interlands to a bustling atmosphere with restaurant cafe and french gastronomy on the seasight, Saint Malo will surprise and delight you.
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A Historical city
The city of Saint Malo used to shelter famous privateers in the 18th century and we invite you to discover this mysterious world. The “Malouinières”, ship owners’ dwellings and the privateer’s ships with their roaring cannons will welcome you.
You will discover well-known characters such as Jacques Cartier, who founded Quebec, or Chateaubriand, the poetical author, as well as Vauban’s architectural ingenuity and his amazing warships. Ramparts will fascinate you with an all-round view and riddles will lead you to unusual places inside the city’s walls, called “Intra Muros”.
ship accommodation
Your berth located in the middle of the historical city centre.
*Max. length : 150 m
*Max. beam : 21 m
*Mooring buoys : vessels up to 240 m can tie up to 4 mooring buoys
*Distance from pier : 0.8 n.m.
Ship tenders allowed
Major national event for 2008
Pow how in St Malo: From 27TH JUNE to 6TH JULY: 400th birthday of Quebec city Canada celebrated in St Malo
Pow wow (gathering of native Americans) in the walled city with a real Indian village, an international symposium art and historical exhibitions, gastronomy of Quebec, movies…
