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The
number of places for this excursion is limited, therefore "first
come, first served".
In
order to register your reservation, we would like you to fill in
the reservation form
and to send it to the Saint-Malo Voyages Concept agency before July
15th, 2006:
By e-mail : saint-malo-voyages@wanadoo.fr
By fax : 0033.(0)2.99.40.48.05
All the reservations are subject to availability the day you
make it.
The
minimum number of participants for this optional excursion is 20
persons.
Participation
fee is 125 EUR per person (accommodation in double room included).
Please
note that at the end of the program the participants will be transfered
by bus to Rennes and not to La Baule.
Thursday,
October 26
Afternoon
- Transfer from La Baule to Saint-Malo in a tourist bus
Accommodation in Saint-Malo (hotel 2**). Dinner not included.
Friday,
October 27
9
AM - Discovery
of the Corsair City. Guided visit of Saint-Malo, corsair
city with an incomparable architectural heritage. Its walled city
(Intramuros) is the most visited place in Brittany. Duration 1h30min.
11
AM - Visit
of Cancale. Magnificent panorama of the Northern coast
and oyster parcs.
12
AM - Free time for lunch (not included in the initial price)
1:30
PM - Departure for Mont-Saint-Michel, visit of the coast with
magnificent landscapes.
2:15
PM - Visit
of the Mont-Saint-Michel, rocky, cone-shaped granit
islet in northwestern France, in the Gulf of Saint-Malo, connected
by a causeway with the mainland. The islet, celebrated for its Benedictine
abbey, has small houses and shops on its lowest level. Above these
stand the monastic buildings, many of which date from the 13th century
and are considered outstanding examples of Gothic architecture.
The entire islet is crowned by the abbey church, about 73 m (about
240 ft) above sea level.
Evening
- Transfer in a tourist bus from Mont-Saint-Michel to Rennes railway
station.
At
this period you can also attend the spectacular Saint-Malo start
to the 8th edition of the single-handed transatlantic Route
du Rhum yachting race, with the departure from Saint-Malo on
October 29th. Some 60 or so boats will be hoping to be the first
to arrive in Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe), after a two-week
Atlantic crossing for the fastest vessels.
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