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Many dream destinations from Saint-Malo
Brittany is an idyllic and often unknown destination. Populated with many islands and bordered by fantastic wild coasts, Northern Brittany is full of unexplored treasures. Depending on your desire to get away, several programs are possible : route in the Channel Islands, coasting on the Brittany or even navigation in inside waters.
Because renting a boat is good, but knowing the ideal places is better ! The Channel is a "playground" which has the merit of having an incredible diversity of landscapes, fauna and animals. Some islands are protected but many of them are still accessible, to the delight of nature lovers : dolphins, seals, birds, seagulls but also traditional lobsters, crabs and spider crabs.
Northern Brittany is also an opportunity to navigate the strongest currents in Europe. A incredible experience that you can't live without. Indeed, at low tide and at high tide, the water difference can reach almost 10 meters ! Enough to change an entire landscape...
Our selection of North Brittany's treasures
In sailingboat or in motorboat, do not hesitate any longer and rent a boat without further delay to discover these extraordinary landscapes as you can see on postcards. If you have not yet defined your program, our team puts all its experience at your disposal and has concocted an overview of the must-see places in North Brittany, to make your holidays with Saint-Malo Sailing unique and unforgettable.
Bréhat
Exceptional beauty for this natural archipelago which changes face at low tide. Palm trees, fig trees, passionflowers, agaves... A real microclimate !
Aurigny
Real little haven of peace, its turquoise waters make its beaches wonderful. A small green oasis not far from our French coasts.
Herm
Protected from tourists, this charming island faces Guernsey. A timeless stop not to be missed. Change of scenery guaranteed !
Aber Benoît
Northern Brittany is also the discovery of these arms of the sea advancing inland. The Aber Benoît is certainly one of the most impressive.
Archipel des Scilly
What a stop ! A majestic archipelago due to its soft climate and its beachs bordered by blue lagoons. Amazing...
Guernesey
One of the most famous Channel Islands, which lives up to its title. With a real port to shelter in, the tour of the island is amazing.
Le Trieux
A navigation on a river whose beauty we do not suspect. Peaceful and protected, it offers navigators an atypical landscape.
Cézembre
Located in the heart of the Emerald Coast and facing south, it is possible to calmly contemplate the coast from the bar located on the beach on the island.
Sercq
True jewels of the British crown, this island exclusively reserved for pedestrians is of great botanical richness. A must see !
Dahouët
Pretty little port nestled in greenery oasis, the history of Dahouët is closely linked to local fishing. Nice step to your plan.
Les Ébihens
A private island in northern Brittany, the island of Ébihens is a protected natural site for its fauna and flora. Languages of sand and turquoise waters are on the program.
La Rance
The discovery of inland waters by the Rance is an alternative to the high seas not to be forgotten. Peaceful and lush, it displays beautiful landscapes.
Archipel de Chausey
With nearly 365 islets at low tide and around 52 at high tide, this archipelago is a real little corner of paradise: Dolphins, seals, etc.
Fort la Latte
An amazing site, a breathtaking panorama, a remarkable castle. There is no shortage of superlatives to describe this incredible fortress.
Paimpol
Known for oyster culture, its small fishing port in the heart of the old town is a gift of nature. The view of the bay is breathtaking !
Salcombe
Located on the banks of the Kingsbridge estuary, Salcombe is one of the prettiest towns in southern England. Well worth the detour.
L'île Vierge
Unknown beach to the public, this heavenly place is unique. The cameras will be out to immortalize this discovery.
Wight
Classified as an area of exceptional beauty, this diamond-shaped island has white cliffs that offer adventurers a unique and stunning landscape.
Molène
An island that looks like no other, and depending on the time of day or the viewpoints, does not even look like the idea we thought we had of it.
Sein
The smallest of the Ponant islands, Sein is an island subject to severe weather which has forged a reputation and a character that you will not forget.
Jersey
It is certainly the most British of the Channel Islands. Dynamic in its center but calm on its coast, Jersey is a surprising island...