Points of Interest
To make the most on beaches
Our seaside resort offers you four breathtaking beaches nested between rocky headlands and surrounded by jagged shores. Our beaches are all listed “Blue flag” or “Pavillon Bleu”, a testimony to the quality of waters respects environmental standards at a very high level.
Click on the image to have an access to the web site of "Pavillon bleu"
“La pointe du Décollé “
Simply have a look and take a breath… From there you have a wonderful overview of the Saint-Malo bay: from “la Pointe de la Varde” (East) to the “Cap Fréhel” (West)…
“La pointe du Nick “
Owned by the National association for marine protection, this natural site shelters several acres of vegetation. It represents one of our many must see natural sites.
The river « Crévelin »
Located on the right hand side of the main beach, it presents two very different facets, one at high tide, the other at low tide. This is amplified by the fact that our part of Brittany is home to the bigger tides of Europe, and helps to understand these particular phenomena. For your safety, pay attention to the rising tides.
In town
Streets in Saint-Lunaire contain several historical vestiges of our heritage: the covered market, the fountain shaped as ancient bread oven, impressive villas, and of course the old church, which dates back to 11th century. This church is one of the symbols of our city. It shelters the tomb of Saint-Lunaire and 6 others resting statues.
Guided tours are organized every Thursdays in July and August, during Spring break and the October holidays. It is a wonderful way to discover our city and its history with a qualified guide.
