Which campsite should you choose to visit Saint-Suliac?
Only one campsite is located in the commune of Saint-Suliac itself, but the advantage of this village is that it is at the crossroads of several of the Ile-et-Vilaine's leading towns, including Saint-Malo, Dinard, Dinan and even Cancale. As a result, you have a large choice of campsites, from simple two-star campsites with a few pitches to large family or luxury campsites with maximum comfort. It's up to you to choose what suits you best. To help you in your search, you'll find a small selection below.
Les Cours municipal campsite: "regulated campsite or farm campsite"
Les Cours municipal campsite: 500 m from the sea, 200 m from the forest and 500 m from a leisure centre. Open from April to October, it has around a hundred pitches and only a few rentals. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy the tennis, football and petanque courts, as well as basketball and handball. There is also a craft terminal inside the site for campervans, and passing through is also permitted.
2-star campsite in Saint-Malo :
Camping de la Cité d'Aleth ** Open from July to September, it is located 500 m from the sea and has almost 230 pitches and a mini golf course for your leisure. There is a Euro-Relais terminal inside the site for motorhome owners who do not require an overnight stay.
Mobile home rental around Saint-Suliac in Brittany :
The Domaine de la Ville Hucher campsite **** in Saint-Malo is just 8 km from the village of Saint-Suliac, voted one of France's most beautiful campsites. Open from April to September, you'll be welcomed into a large, beautiful, lush park where you'll find a wide range of classic and premium accommodation, including chalets and mobile homes, as well as unusual accommodation such as lodge cabins on stilts. On site, you can enjoy a heated water park and an indoor swimming pool, as well as facilities such as a fitness room, a multisport pitch and mini-golf. For your convenience, there's a sauna, crêperie, snack bar and grocery shop. And there's entertainment throughout the summer. The perfect campsite for discovering the village of Saint-Suliac.
Campsites with swimming pools near Saint-Suliac:
Camping l'Ile Verte **** in Saint-Benoit-des-Ondes, less than 14 km from the village of Saint-Suliac. The sea is 400 metres away and there are over 70 pitches with 25 different types of accommodation: mobile homes, chalets and canvas bungalows. There's also an open-form swimming pool, waterslides and a paddling pool for the little ones. Fishing and table tennis are also on the holiday programme for those who wish. In the evenings, family and friends can get together for the evening entertainment organised during the summer season. The ideal accommodation for those who want to have fun or explore the surrounding area.
And many chalets to rent:
Campsite Yelloh! Village Le P'tit Bois ***** is located in Saint-Jouan-des-Guérets, just 7 km from the village of Saint-Suliac in the Ile-et-Vilaine region. Open from April to September, it offers entertainment throughout the season, as well as over 200 accommodation options. The campsite has a superb water park with two pools, a paddling pool, a solarium and a magnificent indoor pool with jacuzzi. Walks are organised on site and you can hire bikes. For sports enthusiasts, there is table tennis, basketball and volleyball, as well as mini-golf, archery and leisure activities. Of course, the little ones will have a ball at the kids' club. Last but not least, you can look forward to lively evening dances and shows during the summer season. This is the campsite for you to discover the Emerald Coast and the village of Saint-Suliac in the best conditions.
Campsite by the sea :
The Longchamp campsite **** in Saint-Lunaire is open from early April to late September. Situated 20 km from Saint-Suliac, the beach is just 100 metres from the campsite, where you can watch the sun set over the sea. A friendly, peaceful campsite that respects nature, with two swimming pools, one of which is covered, and waterslides. Theme meals with specialities (mussels and chips, paella...) in a pleasant, relaxed family atmosphere. A holiday that's good for all the family!
In search of the nuggets of Saint-Suliac
Saint-Suliac is home to one of Brittany's oldest churches. This 13th-century church is a listed historic monument with a massive bell tower and decorated porch. There is also a unique stained glass window that tells the story of the village of Saint-Suliac, as do most of the elements that adorn the interior of the church.
The Vierge de Grainfolet is an oratory built by sailors in 1894 when the Virgin Mary made a promise to them as they set off to fish in Newfoundland. Situated high above the sea, the walk to the oratory is a pleasant one and offers a magnificent panoramic view of the Rance.
Also a listed historic monument, the Dent de Gargantua is a menhir made up of a 5-metre-high block of white quartz in the shape of an obelisk, which has given life to a beautiful legend that only the Bretons know the secret of. La Dent de Gargantua is one of Saint-Suliac's must-sees.
Climbing Mont Garrot is an interesting hike for lovers of nature and wide open spaces. At the top, you can see a small vineyard, whose wine is not allowed to be sold, but the inhabitants of Saint-Suliac are said to have tasted it in the past. After an invigorating 2-hour walk, this is the reward! A superb panorama of the Rance valley. On a clear day, you might even catch a glimpse of Mont-Saint-Michel. A not-to-be-missed visit for anyone who enjoys hiking in the great outdoors.
Where to picnic in Saint-Suliac?
If the weather is fine, don't hesitate to go for a walk and stop for a picnic in Saint-Suliac. There are a few places where you can do just that, including the Notre Dame de Grainfolet oratory, where you can enjoy your sandwich in front of the magnificent scenery overlooking the River Rance. You can also picnic around the church and in the parish enclosure. The main thing is to leave the place as clean as you found it, of course.