Things to do nearby Large beaches with fine sand (Grande Plage, Pen Guen, La Mare, Les Quatre Vaux) Swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing and sand yachting Sailing school and water sports equipment hire Walks along the Customs Officers’ Path (GR®34) Hikes to Pointe de la Garde and Pointe de Saint-Cast Marina and fishing harbour Shellfish gathering at low tide Saint-Cast 18-hole golf course with sea views Tennis, mini-golf and pétanque courts Weekly market and local shops Heritage and places of interest Château du Guildo Moulin de la Mer Sainte-Blanche Chapel Fort La Latte (20 mins) Cap Fréhel (25 mins) Cap Fréhel Lighthouse The Rance Valley Dinan, a medieval town (30 mins) Boat trips Boat excursions along the Emerald Coast Sea fishing Seabird watching Cruises to Cap Fréhel Family activities Cycle rides Play areas Beach clubs in summer La Bourbansais Zoo and Castle (40 mins) Saint-Malo Grand Aquarium (40 mins) Cobac Parc (45 mins) Places to visit within an hour Dinard Saint-Malo, the pirate town Cancale and its oysters Erquy and Cap d’Erquy Sables-d’Or-les-Pins Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer Pléneuf-Val-André Gastronomy Seafood restaurants Traditional crêperies Local farmers’ market Oyster and scallop tasting (in season) Local Breton specialities

By car Situated on the Emerald Coast, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo is easily accessible via the D786 and the D168. Approximately: 25 mins from Dinan (25 km) 30 mins from Dinard (25 km) 40 mins from Saint-Malo (35 km) 40 mins from Lamballe (35 km) 50 mins from Saint-Brieuc (45 km) 1 hour from Rennes (90 km) By train Lamballe SNCF station: 35 km (35 mins), with direct TGV services to Paris-Montparnasse. Dinan SNCF station: 25 km (30 mins), served by TER services to Rennes and Saint-Brieuc. Saint-Malo TGV station: 35 km (40 mins). By plane Dinard Bretagne Airport: 25 km (30 mins). Rennes Bretagne Airport: 90 km (1 hour). By coach The BreizhGo network operates routes connecting Saint-Cast-le-Guildo to Dinan, Saint-Malo and neighbouring towns (depending on the season and timetable). By boat Saint-Cast-le-Guildo marina. Seasonal ferry services and excursions to Saint-Malo Bay and the islands, depending on the time of year. By bike Access via the Emerald Coast cycle routes. Numerous routes to Cap Fréhel, Fort La Latte and the Arguenon Valley.