On this full-day tour, explore with your local private guide the lovely cities in French Brittany. Discover the old city and forts of St. Malo, then go to Cancale for a typical local lunch. Visit an authentic oysters farm before moving to the lovely medieval city of Dinan. End your journey by visiting Cap Frehet to enjoy breathtaking views prior to returning to St Malo.
Pickup included
Meet your guide at 9am in at your hotel in St Malo or nearby.
You will begin your visit in St Malo to discover its ramparts, the Old City, where you will learn about the Corsaire, the famous pirates which caused so much trouble to the English merchant ships. Then, your guide will take you through St Malo's amazing fortress and tell you stories about the pirates, important sailors, discoverers, and wars between the English the Dutch and the French. It is also a great experience for kids who like pirates stories. You'll finally know the real reason why pirates wear a bandage over one eye...
Then, move on to Cancale for a seafood lunch with Abalone if you are lucky enough to come in October.The abalone is the real sea caviar- rare and mainly available in October.
After lunch, you will visit a unique oyster farm where for generations people raise, and prepare oysters for one of the best chefs in France. Learn everything about oysters' production and why some are expensive, and others cheap. A tasting is included in the visit.
Your next step is the medieval city of Dinan, 45 minutes drive from Cancale. Founded by the Lords of Dinan in 1040, this unique medieval city hasn't changed since the 12th Century. You'll feel the power and wealth of the traders of this city. A real jump in history.
After a nice walk trough this city, head towards the Cap Frehel to admire one of the most fantastic views in Brittany. Your guide will make sure to get there for sunset for a even more romantic view.
Around 7pm, your guide will drive you back to St Malo.
Rennes is a vibrant city in northwest France, known for its rich history, stunning medieval architecture, and lively cultural scene. As the capital of Brittany, it offers a unique blend of French and Breton heritage, making it a fascinating destination for travelers.
A stunning example of classical French architecture, this historic building is the seat of the regional parliament of Brittany.
A beautiful public park with a mix of French and English garden styles, featuring a rose garden, a botanical garden, and a small zoo.
A magnificent Gothic cathedral with a rich history, known for its stunning stained-glass windows and beautiful architecture.
A cultural complex that includes the Brittany Museum, the Science Center, and the Regional Library.
Savory buckwheat pancakes, often filled with cheese, ham, eggs, or mushrooms. A Breton specialty.
Sweet pancakes, often filled with Nutella, sugar, or fruit. A popular treat in Brittany.
Brittany is known for its dry, crisp cider, often made from local apples.
This is the summer season, with the warmest weather and the most tourist activities. The city is lively with festivals and outdoor events.
Euro (EUR)
GMT+1 (CET), GMT+2 (CEST during daylight saving time)
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Rennes is generally safe, with low crime rates. However, as with any city, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
Rennes Station
Rennes Bus Station
The STAR bus network is efficient and covers most of the city. Buses are frequent and reliable.
Available • Apps: Uber, G7
Car, Bike, Scooter
A historic walled city with stunning beaches and a rich maritime heritage.
A UNESCO World Heritage site with a stunning abbey and a unique tidal island.
A charming medieval town with a well-preserved old center and beautiful views of the Rance River.
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