The mellow Gulf Stream gives them a balmy climate, nature blessed them with golden, unspoilt beaches, and the French influence is evidenced by the French street names and patois still spoken in the rural areas.

Discover the tranquil Channel Islands of Guernsey, Herm, Sark and Alderney, explore the stunning coastline with secluded bays and golden beaches or perhaps sample Guernsey's world renowned cuisine.

Tempted? Then discover more about Guernsey.

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St Malo is one of France's leading ports. Served by Brittany Ferries and Condor Ferries it is possible to sail to the UK, Jersey and Guernsey.

St Malo boasts one of Northern France's top tourist attractions "Mont St Michel". This fortified island monastery is well worth visiting. Just remember to check the high tide times!

St Malo is an excellent destination for travellers to Brittany and France's Atlantic coast.

Getting There

St Malo ferry port is easily accessible and well sign posted.

A toll-free dual carriageway, the N137, connects St Malo to the rest of the France. To get to the port, follow signs for St Malo then "Terminal Ferry du Naye".