
Dinard organize each year 2 firework displays. One in July and one in August. I can’t give you the dates for the next ones (2011) as it depends on the tides! It is usually around the 20th.
It is well worth seeing it!
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It overlooks the river Rance. A great spot!
Plants can be purchased from their nursery.
Entrance fee: €6
Visit their web site for more information.
In Pleurtuit, turn right at the traffic lights if you come Dinan. Carry on straight on. It is sign posted for “Le Montmarin”.
It is a short drive away from Dinard and St Malo.
About 30 minutes from our gite.
St Malo karting is located in Saint Méloir des Ondes, near St Malo.
It is open every day in July and August from 10 am to 8pm.
Weekend and bank holiday during the rest of the year.
Children can join too from the age of 5!
For more information, visit their web site here.
They are all local artists and the theme is the Emerald coast, the coast between the Mont St Michel and Cap Fréhel.
The exhibition finishes on 19th September 2010. Entrance fee €5.
St Saviours chapel is in the walls in St Malo (intra muros). About 40 minutes from our gite.
The village of Cherrueix is on the Mont St Michel Bay between Cancale and the Mont St Michel. It is well known for sand surfing. They often organise sand surf competitions.
The bay goes on and on for miles! It is ideal for keen walkers, or for families who likes collecting shells and building sand castles!
There is a play area for children (free to use).
Free car park.
Cherrueix is about 40 minutes from our gite.
You could visit Dol on the way (or way back).
Accessible by boat or when it is low tide, this unspoilt island is beautiful.
You can walk to it from St Jacut de la Mer. Check the tide timetable first or you might have to stay there over night if you get stuck! Watch it; there is no habitation, no hotel there!
It is a nice walk from St Jacut, even out of season.
St Jacut is about 30 minutes from our gite.