Pointe du Décollé
A granite headland at Saint-Lunaire, reached by a small bridge to its tip, with views across the islands of the Emerald Coast to Cap Fréhel.
Pointe du Décollé lies in the town of Saint-Lunaire, about 5 km west of Dinard. It is a granite headland jutting into the sea, and a small stone bridge across a deep crevice leads to the viewing platform and cross at its tip. From the headland, you can see the walls of Saint-Malo and Île de Cézembre to the east and Cap Fréhel to the west. The coastline winds past jagged rocks, making it a popular spot for panoramic views of the Emerald Coast and for sunsets.
Grande Plage and Longue Plage, the two beaches of Saint-Lunaire, lie on either side of the headland. The GR34 coastal path passes here and leads east on foot to Dinard. Entry is free, with roadside parking, and there is a restaurant on the headland.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Île de Cézembre
- Dinard
- Fort du Petit Bé
- Grand Bé
- Piscine de Bon-Secours
- Mémorial 39-45
- Saint-Vincent Cathedral
- Tour Solidor