RIB Boat Trip to Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer Bay & Ebehiens Island

About the Activity

Highlights

• Discover St-Malo’s historical forts and maritime past

• Visit Rance dam, a pioneer in tidal energy

• Admire the elegant villas of Dinard and St-Lunaire

• Explore picturesque île des Ebihens

Itinerary

• Departure from St-Cast

• St-Malo (historical forts, islands)

• Rance dam (tidal power station)

• Dinard and St-Lunaire (view villas)

• St-Jacut bay (explore île des Ebihens)

• Arrival at St-Cast

What to Expect

Climb onboard for a RIB boat trip to Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer bay & Ebehiens island. Starting from the lively port of St-Cast, you will venture towards St-Malo to get a closer look at its historical forts and islands, offering a glimpse into the city's rich maritime past. As you glide through the waters, you will be able to appreciate the intricate design of the city's fortifications which were integral to its defence.

Moving forward, you will visit the Rance dam, home to the world's first tidal power station. This engineering marvel is a must-see for its unique contribution to sustainable energy. As you continue, take in the view of the magnificent villas of Dinard and St-Lunaire, which are elegant reminders of a bygone era of wealth and prosperity. The tour culminates at the stunning bay of St-Jacut, where you will have the chance to explore the picturesque Ebihens Island before making your way back to port. Throughout the journey, you will witness the impressive natural phenomenon of the highest tides in Europe.

How to Get There

We meet on pontoon D in the port of Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, 20 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find free parking nearby.

Characteristics of The Boat

• RIB boat

• Number of passengers: 12

• No sun-protected area

• No restrooms

Who can Join

• Minimum age: 7 years

• Not suitable for toddlers, pregnant women and the elderly

• Not suitable for overweight people

• Not suitable for people with bad heart conditions

• Not recommended for people who suffer from any back problems, or had any back operations

• Not recommended for people with reduced mobility

• Not recommended for people with sea sickness

Bring Along

• Water

• Weather-appropriate clothing

• Booking confirmation

• Swimsuit and towel if weather conditions are ideal for swimming

Good to Know

• Not accessible to wheelchairs and strollers

• No pets allowed

• You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks

• If bad weather forces the provider to cancel the activity, you’ll receive a full refund or have the option to reschedule