Saint-Suliac
A granite fishing village on the Rance River, listed among 'The Most Beautiful Villages in France', with stone lanes leading down to wide riverside mudflats.
Saint-Suliac lies on the east bank of the Rance River, about 12 km south of Saint-Malo, and is a member of the Association of 'The Most Beautiful Villages in France'. Granite stone houses line narrow lanes that wind downhill to a broad river bend. At low tide you can walk across the mudflats and look out over the opposite hills and moored sailboats. The village has a 13th-century church and the remains of a camp said to have been left by the Vikings. There is a traditional festival in August. The village is very small and can be explored on foot in an hour. It has a few crêperies and cafés and gets busier on weekends. It is about a 20-minute drive from Saint-Malo and pairs well with a visit to Dinan or the Rance Valley.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Grand Aquarium Saint-Malo
- Rance Tidal Power Station
- Tour Solidor
- Mémorial 39-45
- Plage du Sillon
- Saint-Malo Intra-Muros
- Saint-Vincent Cathedral
- Piscine de Bon-Secours