Discovering Dinard

Facing Saint-Malo, Dinard displays its elegance along the seafront.
A seaside resort with Belle Époque charm, it captivates with its sumptuous villas, fine sandy beaches, and famous palm-lined Promenade du Clair de Lune.

Stroll through the market, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the art galleries, or enjoy the British Film Festival. Combining nature and refinement, Dinard is a getaway full of contrasts.

Easily accessible from our hotel, it's a lovely stopover to explore on foot, by bike, or for a day.

Tourist Office

The islands of the Emerald Coast and its must-sees

The Emerald Coast reveals a constellation of islands, all different.

At low tide, walk to Grand-Bé, where Chateaubriand is buried. Further on, Cézembre and its wild beach invite you to swim. Facing the sea, La Conchée and Ile des Rimains still preserve Vauban's secrets. The tiny and mysterious Ile Harbour and Ile du Guesclin, accessible on foot at low tide, complete this unique island adventure.

Easy getaways from Saint-Malo, between heritage and unspoiled nature.

Dinard Golf Course

One of the oldest golf courses in France awaits you between moorland and ocean. With its 18-hole course facing the sea, the Dinard Golf Course offers a spectacular setting for both amateurs and experts.

Whether you're a beginner or a true enthusiast, work on your swing during your stay at our hotel in Saint Malo!

Dinard Golf

Between Dinard and Cap Fréhel

From Dinard to Cap Fréhel, the coast offers a series of wonders: Saint-Lunaire and its long beaches, Saint-Briac and its artists' village atmosphere, Lancieux and its gentle surroundings, Saint-Cast and its charming port.

Then come Fort La Latte and finally Cap Fréhel, jewels perched above the waves.

The Channel Islands

Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, … These British islands off the coast of Brittany combine cliffs, secret coves, island culture, and an exotic atmosphere.

Accessible by ferry from Saint-Malo, they are perfect for a day trip or a timeless weekend.