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  • Le Château vu des remparts, St Malo ©Jean Claude Bourniche

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  • Saint Malo intramuros, Brittany ©PORIEL Thibault

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  • 2 couples laughing and joking, looking through telescope alongside railings on deck Mont St Michel ©Brittany Ferries

    2 couples laughing and joking, looking through telescope alongside railings on deck Mont St Michel ©Brittany Ferries
  • Mont St Michel ©Office de tourisme du Mont Saint-Michel www.ot-montsaintmichel.com

    Mont Saint Michel
5 day tour
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Visit our nearest neighbours on this fascinating tour to see how close we really are

Here’s a delightful tour that combines three remarkable destinations: Brittany, Normandy and Jersey. From the historically iconic Mont St Michel to the genteel resorts of Dinard & Dinan, this tour is packed with gems.

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Normandy; the Magnificent Mont St Michel

With its rich and often brutal past, Normandy played an a massive role in European history.  However, Normandy’s most scenic gem is of course, the remarkable Mont Saint-Michel. A gravity-defying medieval monastery atop an island. The town’s splendid Norman Notre-Dame cathedral welcomes you to this historic town, and is well worth a visit.

Discover the Gems of Brittany

Explore the medieval town of Dinan one of the most attractive and best preserved small towns in Brittany. With its 1.8 mile (3km)-long ramparts, half-timbered houses, attractive port and cobbled streets filled with art galleries and craft shops, it’s worth a day of anyone’s time. As well as this, see the charming seaside St Malo. This city has a long historical connection to explorers, traders and pirates and was the home of the navigator Jacques Cartier, who discovered Canada. Visit one of the town’s museums dedicated to its seafaring history and take a walk round the city’s walled ramparts before delving into the exquisite Breton cuisine. St Malo is known for its regional specialities crepes au blé noir (crepes made with black flour) and kir Breton (creme de cassis with cider), so why not enjoy these delicacies while walking the streets of the reconstructed city.

Découvrir the Anglo-French Island of Jersey

 Spend a day exploring the largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey.  At just nine miles by five miles, Jersey is an island that’s small on size, but big on personality. Discover Jersey and enjoy a panoramic tour, taking in some of the island’s most spectacular bays, including St Ouen and St Brelade’s. You’ll see some fascinating sights, including the Corbiere Lighthouse, St Elizabeth Castle, and St Matthew’s (glass) Church, and some picturesque villages, including St Aubin.

If you’re looking for a tour full of highlights and memorable experiences, look no further.


Dates

Dates throughout 2025


Suggested itinerary by coach

Day 1

Travel to France

Sail from Portsmouth on the afternoon sailing to St Malo. Perhaps enjoy dinner onboard before arriving in St Malo in the evening.

Day 2

Dinard and Dinan

Start the day be heading to Dinard, a genteel resort famous for its many Belle Époque villas.  After some exploration, continue to Dinan, a beautiful medieval old town with a delightful port.  Linking the two is the steep, cobbled Rue de Petit Fort lined with stone and half-timbered buildings dating from the 14th to 16th centuries. There’s a road train to take you back to the top!

Day 3

Jersey for the day

Taking the high-speed ferry from St-Malo, today travel to Jersey.  Perhaps get to know the island and take in its sights with a guided coach tour.  Alternatively, you can simply enjoy free time to explore St. Helier, the island’s capital. Indulge in a little shopping, or perhaps relax on the famous beaches of St. Aubin’s or St. Brelade’s. After a wonderful day on this beautiful island, return to St-Malo in the late evening.

Day 4

Mont Saint-Michel

This morning, cross into Normandy to visit the world-famous Mont Saint-Michel. Climb the shop-lined cobbled street to the iconic Benedictine monastery.  Its sturdy ramparts and spires sit atop rocky slopes which rise imposingly from the sea.  The tides sweep dramatically over the sands at astonishing speeds.

Day 5

Return to the UK

Take the daytime sailing from St Malo back to Portsmouth.  From there, continue your journey to your local area.


Suggested Hotels

Mercure Saint Malo Balmoral ****

Located a 5-minute walk from la Gare SNCF de Saint-Malo, this hotel is also a 2.1-km drive from le Fort National historic monument. The rooms feature WiFi, desks and flat-screen TVs. They also have soundproofing and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Some add balconies. Coach parking is available for a fee.

Oceania St Malo ****

The hotel is located on the Chaussée du Sillon coast road, right beside the historic town centre (within the old walls), the hotel is situated next to the water and facing the Petit Bé fort. The rooms facing the Sillon coast road offer astonishing sea views and minimalist design. From the bar to the jacuzzi, including the gym and breakfast area, everything here is reminiscent of the ocean.

Ibis Lannion ***

The Ibis Lannion Côte de Granit Rose is located close to the historic part of town. The hotel has a central location and is within 10 minutes from the beach and the coast, 55 yards (50 m) from the train station and 2.5 miles (4 km) from the airport. The hotel offers 70 air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, including three rooms for guests with reduced mobility. The hotel has meeting rooms, a bar with 24-hour snacks, and a flower garden with terrace. Canoeing and kayaking, tennis and golf are also within easy reach.


Departure date 5 days / 4 nights
2025 dates Prices on request

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