Bed and breakfast in Dinard

The emblematic dishes of this Breton commune

The seaside resort of Dinard has around 10 000 inhabitants and is part of l'Ile-et-Vilaine. It lies on the sumptuous Emerald Coast and is separated by the River Rance from Saint-Malo, another of the department's tourist towns. Dinard borders Saint-Lunaire and La Richardais, and is a 15-minute flight from the Channel Islands. Its magnificent scenery and friendly people attract many tourists every year. In the past, great personalities such as the Frères Lumières, Roland Garros and President Poincaré have stayed here. In particular, they were won over by the region's authentic cuisine. You'll have the chance to try the daube de congre (conger stew) during your holiday. You're sure to appreciate the subtle flavours of this very popular fish in Dinard. Good restaurants will also have a meat speciality on their menus, the delicious Breton frigousse. Another popular recipe in Ile-et-Vilaine is the succulent quatre-quart. It will delight your taste buds with its melt-in-your-mouth character!

Must-see attractions in Dinard

Art and culture enthusiasts won't be bored for a single second during their stay in Dinard. First of all, there are numerous galleries where artists display their various works. There's jewellery and original gift ideas at Melee Mellow, for example, and superb prints on display at the Atelier galerie Sirenades. The Parc Port Breton is the green lung of the commune, located just opposite the Plage du Prieuré. Here you can take a stroll and recharge your batteries in a calm, welcoming environment. The park is home to a number of animal species and a fantastic rose garden. The Breton seaside resort offers a particularly family-friendly environment! You can leave your children in one of the various beach clubs, where activity leaders will keep them entertained with a range of leisure and multi-sport activities. Dinard's architectural heritage can be explored on the tours organised by the tourist office. Around Saint-Enogat, you can admire the Château Hébert, the Villa le Pré des Oiseaux and a church. To get to the former Museum of Natural History and the Yacht Club, take the Claire de Lune promenade. If you're particularly curious about the villas, head for the Pointe de la Malouine - you won't regret it! You might just find your next bed and breakfast in Dinard.

Sites to see around Dinard

Brittany's architectural heritage attracts tourists from France and abroad every year. Some flock to the Château de Combourg and delve into the history of this medieval structure. After visiting this monument, set off to discover the national fort of Saint-Malo, designed by the great military architect Vauban. It is located on a small island, accessible only at low tide! Another activity that fascinates visitors to Beauvoir is Alligator Bay. It's a wildlife park located just 5 minutes from Mont-Saint-Michel. You'll be able to get up close to many reptiles and stroke giant tortoises!