Saint Malo Beach

The beach is located on the wall of this corsair city. During low tide you can walk to the island of Petit-Bé and Grand-Bé (where the French writer Chateaubriand is buried). There's a huge sea water swimming pool that forms at low tide, with a diving board! It's a good idea not to have to walk yards and yards to get into the water because of fast rising tides. Like at Mont Saint Michel, be careful if you decide to visit the islands because you can get stranded. There are signs that warn what to do in case you are surprised by the rising tide and strong currents. In the month of August, this beach

Soft. Soft and wild at the same time. This is the beach of Saint Malo. We are in the northwest of France, in the Ille et Vilaine province, where if you jump, you emerge yourself in emerald water, and if you take another, you almost step onto England. But stick with just that first step. Enjoy the water (at zero degrees Celsius) and then step on the soft sand, which is very fine, to look at the blue horizon, to see yourself reflected in the wet ground, to see your shadow when the sun has gone down and is behind you. And now turn around. Turn your back to the sea, and in front of you you'll find