Saint-Malo travel guide

Saint-Malo is a dreamy tourist destination, combining the beauty of a magnificent coastline, ancient cityscapes, captivating island vistas, and inland forest landscapes, offering stunning scenery and pleasant weather. The Thermal Sea Center is one of the most renowned sea thermal therapy centers in France, deeply favored by middle-aged and ladies visitors. With its golden quality sea water, Saint-Malo is able to cultivate rare seafood such as oysters, mussels, and lobsters, all of which are celebrated local cuisine.

In the city's ancient walled quarter, one can discover the2400 buildings still standing, from the 11th century, that have been designated historical monuments. The city's 17th- and 18th-century mansions and its 13th-century cathedral, which once served as a fortress, are all worth visiting.

Saint-Malo's geographical location on the English Channel provides it with a unique microclimate that is both humid and mild all year round. This climate is perfect for a sea thermal therapy center. The waters around Saint-Malo are warmed by the Gulf Stream, ensuring that the sea thermal water is comfortable for bathing even in winter.

Saint-Malo is also famous for its "cabane à huîtres," or oyster shacks, which line the city's docks. Visitors can indulge in fresh oysters and other local delicacies while taking in the stunning views of the Saint-Malo bay.

The combination of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and exquisite local cuisine makes Saint-Malo an unforgettable destination for travelers seeking an authentic and enriching experience.