| La côte d'Emeraude |
| Saint Lunaire |
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Saint Lunaire - Rochers
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Saint Lunaire - Pointe du Decollé
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| Following the Emerald coast, after having passed Saint Malo initially and then Dinard conveys Saint Lunaire... |
 Saint Lunaire - Eglise
Lunaire, this station owes its name to an Irish monk who settled there
in the purpose of evangelising it. According to the legend, when the
monk arrived in the 6th century, he had to face a thick fog that he
split with his sword slicing the cliff by the same. Moreover, today,
the point of “Décollé” offers a splendid panorama which goes from the
Cape “Fréhel” to “Saint Malo”, it shelters the golf of Dinard and “La
Chaumière” disco.
The church of Saint Lunaire is singular while being |
one of the oldest
religious buildings of la Bretagne and by its small size so to resist
to the storms. There remains the tomb of Lunaire (the Irish monk). |
| PS : This seaside resort is less visited than its neighbours and is perfectly appropriate for families. |
