Dinan Dock

The Dinan slipway, an embarkation point of Saint-Malo

The Dinan slipway is one of the embarkation points of Saint-Malo, from where the boats set out towards the bay and Dinard. The Saint-Malo audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this maritime departure point, which opens onto the neighbouring seaside resort.

The departure towards the bay and Dinard

The Dinan slipway is an embarkation point located at the foot of Saint-Malo, facing the bay. From there set out the boats that link the city to Dinard, the famous neighbouring seaside resort, renowned for its imposing Belle Époque villas and its British film festival. The slipway offers a fine opening onto the bay and illustrates the close link between Saint-Malo, the sea and the coastal towns.

What to see

Here you enjoy the view over the bay and you embark to reach Dinard and the coast, from this embarkation point at the foot of Saint-Malo. The Dinan slipway illustrates the link of the city with the sea and the neighbouring towns. It is a stop for lovers of boat trips and marine panoramas.

Practical information

The Dinan slipway lies at the foot of Saint-Malo, facing the bay, reachable on foot. It is a public embarkation point; the boat connections towards Dinard and the coast follow their own hours and conditions, which vary with the season and the tides. It is best to enquire about the times before embarking.

Where do the boats from the Dinan slipway lead?

Towards the bay and Dinard, the famous neighbouring seaside resort renowned for its Belle Époque villas and its British film festival.

Where is the Dinan slipway?

At the foot of Saint-Malo, facing the bay.