As we made our way through the security terminal, we spontaneously decided to hire a private car. The day, although rainy, was enchantingly beautiful. Our driver, arriving in a sleek, brand-new Volvo, exuded grace and was among the most refined gentlemen I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. He took us to the fortress where we indulged in rich cappuccinos with the vast sea as our backdrop, right next to the imposing fortress. I was awestruck by the grandeur of the Cathedral of St. Vincent, and the timeless charm of the cobblestone streets added to the allure. The enchanting coastal city of Saint- Malo is a labyrinth of medieval streets filled with history and culture. Dating back to the 12th century, Saint-Malo was once a haven for pirates and a stopping point for merchant ships. Today you’ll find colorful shops and outdoor alongside aromatic markets, cafes and restaurants. Oysters and crêpes are the local delicacies – definitely sample some while here. The ancient walled town of Intra-Muros forms the heart of Saint-Malo. Here the striking Gothic and Romanesque Cathédrale de St Malo dominates the skyline.
Drive to the quaint fishing village of Cancale along the breathtaking coastal road Experience a hands-on workshop to learn the ins and outs of being an oyster farmer Our shore excursion also allowed us the opportunity to:
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