Saint-Lunaire: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Saint-Lunaire combines distinctive beaches with coastal paths, viewpoints and historical discoveries. The Grande Plage is accessible from the centre of Saint-Lunaire and lies between Pointe du Nick and Pointe du Décollé. Longchamp Beach is 600 metres long; at Fourberie Beach, the swimming area has gently sloping sections suitable for small children.

Beaches and Sea

Longchamp Beach is well known among surfers and other board sports enthusiasts. The Fête de la Glisse takes place there every year, offering activities centred around surfing, sailing and skateboarding. At Fosse aux Vaults Beach, you can combine a walk along Pointe du Nick with swimming.

Nature and Paths

Saint-Lunaire lies along the GR34 coastal hiking trail. In the heart of the town is the wooded Vallée de l’Amitié, which is ideal for shady and peaceful walks. Pointe du Décollé offers a panorama with Saint-Malo on one side and Cap Fréhel on the other.

Culture and Summer

Since summer 2016, summer gourmet markets have been held in July and August on the esplanade of the seaside miniature golf course in Saint-Lunaire. The Romanesque church in Saint-Lunaire dates from the 11th century and houses one of the finest collections of funerary sculptures in Brittany.

Other Places at the Same Level

Other places under the same parent level: La Chapelle-Aux-Filtzméens, Saint-Pern, Guichen, La Chapelle-Des-Fougeretz, Chartres-De-Bretagne, La Gouesnière, Vitré and Saint-Onen-La-Chapelle.

To the overarching travel overview: Ille-Et-Vilaine.