Where to stay in Dinard? Quick answer
If it’s your first visit, stay in the center of Dinard, near Écluse Beach. This is the most convenient area for exploring the town on foot: the beach, market, restaurants, casino, shops, the Clair de Lune promenade, and the departure point for Saint-Malo are all nearby.
For a luxury stay, consider Castelbrac or the Grand Hôtel Barrière Dinard. These aren’t just convenient hotels: they’re places you choose for the memories, the views, the service, and the experience. In 2026, the tourist office lists rates starting at €280 for Castelbrac and €320 for the Grand Hôtel Barrière.
For accommodations in Dinard that aren’t luxury hotels, consider the Royal Émeraude, Printania, Hôtel de la Vallée, Hôtel du Parc, Hôtel Saint-Michel, Les Alizés, Le Crystal, Balmoral, Didier Méril – Villa Corail, or Emeria Dinard Thalasso & Spa. The 2026 tourist office lists prices starting at €70 for Les Alizés, €72 for the Balmoral, €75 for the Hôtel du Parc or the Hôtel Saint-Michel, €90 for the Hôtel de la Vallée, and €134 for the Royal Émeraude.
Saint-Énogat is a very pleasant place, but it’s better suited for a rental or a quiet getaway than for those looking for hotels. A hotel in Saint-Énogat is scheduled to open in June 2026, just a short walk from the beach, with rates starting at €100, but it’s not yet on the same level as Dinard’s major hotel district.
To save money, look further afield from Dinard: La Richardais, Pleurtuit, then Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, Ploubalay, Tréméreuc, Pleslin-Trigavou, or the inland villages. You’ll miss out a bit on the immediate atmosphere of Dinard, but you’ll often find better prices, easier parking, and more space.
Whether you’re planning a week-long trip or a family vacation, a vacation rental is often the best option. Check out Dinard if you want to explore everything on foot, Saint-Lunaire for a family-friendly seaside atmosphere, Saint-Briac for a more upscale stay, Saint-Jacut for a nature-focused getaway, and the inland areas to keep costs down.
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Where to stay in Dinard? The best places
The view from the Sunset at sunset. Photo selected by Monsieur de France: Jérôme Prod'homme
If you want to know everything about Dinard, here’s what I’ve written for you. And if you’re planning to spend just a weekend there, here’s an itinerary that should help you decide what to do based on your interests.
You can find your accommodation here:
Downtown Dinard and Écluse Beach: the easiest choice
The center of Dinard, around Écluse Beach, is the best choice if you’re visiting for the first time. Staying there saves you time: the beach, restaurants, market, shops, casino, outdoor cafes, and promenades are all within walking distance. Personally, when I’m there, I leave the car behind because parking is a hassle. That said, around La Malouine or Le Moulinet, you can always find spots in the evening (after a day at the beach). Otherwise, you’ll have to look early in the morning.
This is the obvious choice for a weekend getaway. You drop off your bags, head down to the sea, grab a coffee, walk to the Clair de Lune promenade, take in the view of Saint-Malo across the bay, and enjoy Dinard without having to plan every move.
Écluse Beach is the heart of Dinard’s seaside resort. The city of Dinard describes it as the ideally located beach in the city center and as the heart of the seaside resort. There are some really nice shops around Place de la République and the Casino.
Nearest beach
Écluse Beach. This is Dinard’s main beach.
Pourquoi choisir le centre et l’Écluse ?
Parce que tout est proche. On peut aller à la plage en quelques minutes, dîner sans voiture, faire le marché, prendre le bateau vers Saint-Malo ou partir marcher vers les pointes de Dinard. Pour deux ou trois nuits, c’est souvent plus intelligent d’être au bon endroit que de gagner quelques euros en dormant trop loin.
Who is it for?
This sector is particularly suitable for:
- on a first visit;
- for a weekend;
- for couples;
- for travelers without cars;
- for short stays;
- for those who want restaurants and the beach within walking distance;
- for those who want to get to Saint-Malo easily.
Budget Center / Lock
Allow about:
- €70 to €100 per night for the most basic accommodations or the best off-season rates;
- €100–€180 for a well-located hotel, though not a luxury one;
- €180 to €280 for a prime location or during a popular time of year;
- more than €280 for a luxury location, a view, or a busy weekend.
The Clair de Lune Promenade and George V Avenue: Elegant Dinard
This area is the most elegant part of Dinard. People don’t just come here to sleep; they come for the atmosphere: the views of the bay, the villas, the palm trees, the neoclassical hotels, the refined tranquility, and the proximity to the sea.
The Clair de Lune Promenade is one of Dinard’s most iconic walks. It connects Pointe du Moulinet to Prieuré Beach, offering a truly unique atmosphere: the sea, gardens, villas, views of Saint-Malo, and magnificent lighting at the end of the day.
A moonlit stroll at low tide and the landing stage for the ferry boats that take you to Saint-Malo (a must-do! It’s fun and convenient since you don’t have to worry about finding parking in Saint-Malo) or to Cézembre, Chausey... Photo selected by Monsieurdefrance.Com: Shutterstock.com
Nearest beach
Prieuré Beach or Écluse Beach, depending on the exact address. For Castelbrac, Printania, Didier Méril, or the Grand Hôtel, you’re in this area between Prieuré Bay, the Clair de Lune promenade, and Écluse. The Printania, for example, states that it is located 30 meters from Dinard’s main beach and Prieuré Beach.
Who is it for?
This sector is suitable for:
- for couples;
- for elegant stays;
- for travelers looking for a great place to stay;
- for those who enjoy walking;
- for those who want a more stylish atmosphere than just a practical one.
Budget
Allow about:
- €90 to €170 for a prime location such as the Hôtel de la Vallée or Didier Méril, depending on the starting price;
- At least €280–€320 for Castelbrac or the Grand Hôtel Barrière
- Higher rates apply for suites, rooms with a view, weekends, and peak seasons.
Saint-Énogat: a quiet neighborhood, especially for rentals
Saint-Énogat is a great choice if you want to stay in Dinard but avoid the hustle and bustle of the town center. It’s the old village, with a more residential, laid-back, and local feel.
However, let’s be clear: Saint-Énogat is best suited for a rental or a quiet getaway. There are very few hotels; it’s more of an area with plenty of vacation rentals.
View of Saint-Malo from Saint-Enogat Beach on the way back to Dinard via the Malouine Point promenade. Photo selected by Monsieurdefrance.com: Shutterstock.com
Nearest beach
Saint-Énogat Beach. The city of Dinard describes it as one of the city’s four main beaches, located near the old traditional town center.
Who is it for?
Saint-Énogat is particularly suitable for:
- to families;
- for stays of several nights;
- for vacation rentals;
- for couples looking for some peace and quiet;
- to those who are already familiar with Dinard.
Budget in Saint-Énogat
- €80 to €140 per night for a small rental during the off-season;
- €140–€250 for a well-located rental during the high season;
- €900 to €1,800 per week for a family rental;
- more for a house near the beach.
Le Prieuré and the Rance: convenient, green, and more peaceful
The Prieuré neighborhood is a great option if you want to stay in Dinard but prefer a more laid-back atmosphere. It’s located near Prieuré Beach, Port-Breton Park, and the church. It’s not the liveliest part of Dinard, but it can be very pleasant for families with children or for a more peaceful stay.
There’s an outdoor seawater pool where kids can swim even at low tide (it’s worth noting that the water recedes quite far at low tide). Basically, it’s a family-friendly beach, especially for locals.
Nearest beach
Prieuré Beach.
Who is it for?
The Priory agrees:
- to families;
- for travelers by car;
- for those who want some peace and quiet;
- for those who want to stay in Dinard without being right in the heart of L'Écluse.
Budget
Allow about:
- €80 to €130 for a basic option;
- €130–€220 for decent accommodations;
- €220 and up for a prime location or during peak season.
A sunset on Saint Enogat Beach in Dinard. Photo selected by monsieurdefrance.com: Jérôme Prod'homme (c)
Where can I stay near Dinard?
La Richardais: convenient for getting around
La Richardais is a good option if you want to stay very close to Dinard without necessarily paying the prices you’d find in the city center. It’s less glamorous, but very convenient for getting to Dinard, Saint-Malo, the Rance Dam, and Dinan by car.
Nearest beach
Plage du Prieuré or Plage de l’Écluse on the Dinard side, depending on where you’re staying and how you’re getting there by car.
Budget
AStarting at €62.
You can't imagine the myriad of colors you'll discover in the sky over Dinard / Photo selected by Monsieur de France: Jérôme Prod'homme.
Pleurtuit: the budget decision is imminent
Pleurtuit is a good choice if you want to stay near Dinard without actually staying in Dinard. It’s a convenient base if you’re traveling by car, staying for several days, or planning to explore Dinard, Saint-Malo, Dinan, and the Rance River.
Nearest beach
Écluse Beach or Prieuré Beach in Dinard, by car.
Budget
As a general rule:
- €60 to €100 per night for a simple solution;
- €100–€160 for comfortable accommodations;
- €160–€250 for a house or a large rental.*
You can also find some great rentals in Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, or Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer. Saint-Lunaire and Saint-Briac are two chic resorts very close to Dinard, perfect if you’re looking for an elegant, seaside atmosphere that’s a bit quieter. Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer is farther away, but very pleasant for a family vacation by the sea.
Further along the coast, you might also want to check out Saint-Cast-le-Guildo. It’s farther from Dinard, but it’s a true seaside vacation destination, with wide beaches, a harbor, a family-friendly atmosphere, and plenty of vacation rentals. It’s a good option if you want to expand your search to the Emerald Coast and prioritize space, the sea, and a longer stay.
Inland: Ploubalay, Tréméreuc, Pleslin-Trigavou
If you're on a tight budget, consider staying in the inland villages. You can also combine the beach and the countryside, since the area around Dinard is very green and quite pretty. Basically: the beach or coast during the day and a small barbecue in the countryside in the evening. You'll be farther from the beach, but you'll have more space, easier parking, a quieter setting, and lower prices.
Nearest beach
Écluse Beach, Prieuré Beach, Saint-Lunaire, or Saint-Jacut, depending on which village you choose.
Budget
- €55–€95 per night for a single room;
- €90 to €150 for comfortable accommodations;
- €600 to €1,300 per week for a family rental.
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Which hotels should you choose in Dinard?
Luxury destinations
Castelbrac
Castelbrac is perched on a cliffside right by the sea is the place to stay when you want to turn a night in Dinard into a memory. You don’t choose it to save money, but for the location, the view, the atmosphere, and the feeling of sleeping in one of the most spectacular spots in town.
Price: starting at €280.
Nearest beach: Prieuré Beach.
Barrière Le Grand Hôtel Dinard
The Grand Hôtel Barrière is the quintessential luxury hotel in Dinard. It’s the place to stay for travelers looking for a 5-star hotel, a true seaside retreat, excellent service, and a view of the bay. It’s also the oldest luxury hotel in the city. The bar is very cozy.
Price: starting at €320.
Nearest beach: Plage du Prieuré; Plage de l’Écluse is also within walking distance.
Hotels in prime locations in Dinard
Royal Émeraude Dinard
Royal Émeraude is probably one of the best options for staying overnight right in Dinard. It’s very centrally located, just 50 meters from Écluse Beach, the casino, and restaurants.
Price: starting at €134.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach.
Printania Hotel
The Printania is a hotel with character. You’ll choose it if you prefer a more traditional, old-fashioned atmosphere—more like “old-time Dinard”—rather than a highly standardized hotel. It’s located right above a renowned seafood restaurant. You can enjoy an aperitif there in the evening. The Écluse beach is very close by, and you have a beautiful view of Saint-Mao and the Baie du Prieuré.
Price: starting at €95, according to Logis Hotels.
Nearest beach: Prieuré Beach / Dinard Main Beach.
The Printania Hotel on the left, the Hôtel de la Vallée on the right in the photo, nestled in the valley between Écluse Beach and the Promenade au Clair de Lune / Photo: Shutterstock.
Hôtel de la Vallée
The Hôtel de la Vallée is a great choice for staying right in Dinard, in a pleasant neighborhood close to the sea and the promenades. It is located above the old fishing port. It is right next to L'Ecluse Beach.
Price: starting at €90.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach or Prieuré Beach, depending on which route you take.
The Crystal Dinard
The Crystal is a good choice for those who want to stay close to downtown and Écluse Beach. The building isn't much to look at, but it's in a convenient location, especially if you're looking for a simple way to explore Dinard on foot. It might just have the best view in Dinard.
Price: from €88 to €93, depending on the pages viewed.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach.
The view of Saint-Malo from the Crystal is magical / Photo by Jérôme Prod'homme (c)
Simpler or more affordable hotels
Parc Hotel
The Hôtel du Parc is worth checking out if you're looking for a more casual place to stay in Dinard.
Price: starting at €75.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach.
Cit’Hotel Les Alizés
Les Alizés is a more affordable option, ideal if you want to stay in Dinard without staying at the luxury hotels.
Price: starting at €70.
Nearest beach: Plage du Prieuré, Plage de l’Écluse, or Saint-Énogat, all within walking distance depending on the route.
Saint-Michel Hotel
The Hôtel Saint-Michel is a simple, family-run hotel located right in Dinard.
Price: starting at €75.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach.
Balmoral Hotel in Dinard
The Balmoral is another option to consider if you're staying in Dinard. It might be a good choice if you're looking for a central or convenient location, depending on your travel dates.
Price: starting at €72.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach.
Les Tilleuls Hotel
Les Tilleuls is a place to consider if you're looking for a simple hotel-restaurant in Dinard.
Price: starting at €75.
Nearest beach: Écluse Beach or Prieuré Beach, depending on the route.
Why not try a spa treatment in Dinard?
Dinard is also a true thalassotherapy destination, especially in the Saint-Énogat area. The Emeria Dinard Hotel Thalasso & Spa is located right on the seafront, offering sweeping views of Saint-Énogat Beach, Cézembre Island, and the Bay of Saint-Malo. It’s a great option if you’re looking for a different kind of stay in Dinard: away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, and instead in a relaxing, sea-air-filled wellness retreat.
The thalassotherapy center features heated seawater pools, a marine circuit, a wellness pool with jets, a sauna, a steam room, a relaxation room, a tea room, and a cardio training room. You can also book à la carte treatments or more comprehensive programs: massages, body wraps, hydrotherapy, facials, relaxation rituals, wellness programs, body contouring, back relaxation, or fitness programs, depending on your preferences. The facility boasts over 2,800 square meters dedicated to thalassotherapy and the spa, with 58 treatment rooms.
It’s the perfect spot for a weekend getaway for two, an off-season break, or a few days to truly unwind. You can stroll along the coast, enjoy Saint-Énogat Beach, get a spa treatment, visit the ponds, and then return to a peaceful atmosphere that’s more relaxing than the bustling area around the lock.
Good to know: You can also enjoy the resort even if you’re not a spa guest. Emeria features restaurants and a bar with ocean views: the Osens restaurant, the L’Arsaour restaurant, brunch on select Sundays, and the Bar Gourmand L’Horizon, open daily from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Even without a spa treatment, you can come for a drink, lunch, or dinner overlooking the sea, simply to enjoy the setting and the view
Where can I find a vacation rental in Dinard and the surrounding area?
Rentals in Dinard itself
Choose Dinard even if you want to explore the town on foot. It’s the best choice for enjoying the market, the beach, the restaurants, the promenades, and the views without having to get back in the car.
Here's where the rentals are located in Dinard
Sectors to watch:
- L’Écluse and the town center to be right in the heart of Dinard: check out the area around Boulevard Féart, Rue Levavasseur, Rue Maréchal-Leclerc, Avenue Édouard-VII, Rue Winston-Churchill, and the streets near the casino. This is the most convenient area for the beach, shops, and restaurants;
- around Notre-Dame Church to stay in the center, but a little further away from the hustle and bustle of L'Écluse: check out the area around Place de la République, Rue de l'Église, Rue Gardiner, and the streets between downtown and the market. This is convenient if you want to do everything on foot and enjoy a more laid-back, everyday atmosphere;
- Saint-Énogat for a peaceful stay: check out the area around Rue de Saint-Énogat, Boulevard de la Mer, Rue Roger-Vercel, and the streets near Saint-Énogat Beach. It’s often a great choice for a family rental or a more peaceful getaway;
- Le Prieuré for a family-friendly and greener atmosphere: check out the area around Prieuré Beach, Port-Breton Park, Rue de l’Isle-Celée, and the Rance River side. It’s convenient with kids, especially thanks to the quieter beach and the park;
- La Malouine or Le Moulinet for beautiful views and villas: check out the area around Avenue George-V, Avenue Paul-Thorel, Boulevard de la Mer, and the streets near the tip. It’s often more expensive, but very nice for a rental with a view or a more elegant stay.
The street names to prioritize when searching for a rental are therefore: Boulevard Féart, Rue Levavasseur, Rue Maréchal-Leclerc, Avenue Édouard VII, Rue Winston Churchill, Place de la République, Rue de l’Église, Rue Gardiner, Rue de Saint-Énogat, Boulevard de la Mer, Rue Roger-Vercel, Rue de l’Isle-Celée, Avenue George V, and Avenue Paul-Thorel.
Estimated budget:
- €90 to €160 per night for a small apartment during the off-season;
- €160–€280 per night for a well-located accommodation during the high season;
- €1,000 to €2,000 per week for a decent family rental in the summer;
- €2,000 to €3,500 and up for a beautiful home or a sea view.
Rentals in Saint-Lunaire
Saint-Lunaire is one of the best alternatives to Dinard for a vacation rental. It’s close by, has a seaside atmosphere, is family-friendly, less urban, and a very pleasant place to spend a week.
Nearest beach
Saint-Lunaire Beach or Longchamp Beach, depending on the rental you choose.
Estimated budget:
- €80–140 per night during the off-season;
- €140–250 per night during the high season;
- €800 to €1,800 per week for a family rental;
- more for a house near the beach.
Saint Lunaire at low tide / Photo selected by Monsieur de France: Image by jacqueline macou from Pixabay
Rentals in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer
Saint-Briac is more upscale, more low-key, and feels more like a “vacation home.” It’s a wonderful option if you’re looking for the charm of a seaside village, beautiful beaches, and a more intimate atmosphere than downtown Dinard.
Nearest beach
Béchet Beach, Salinette Beach, or Longchamp Beach, depending on the area.
Estimated budget:
- €100–€180 per night during the off-season;
- €180–300 per night during the high season;
- €1,200 to €2,500 per week for a nice family rental;
- more for a charming home, close to the beach or with a ocean view.
Rentals in Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer
Saint-Jacut is a great choice for a more nature-oriented vacation. You’ll be leaving Dinard behind, but you’ll find a more family-friendly, seaside atmosphere that’s perfect for relaxation.
Nearest beach
The beaches of Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, depending on the neighborhood you choose.
Estimated budget:
- €80 to €150 per night depending on the season;
- €800 to €1,800 per week for a family rental;
- more for a house near the sea.
Rental in the countryside
To keep costs down, check out Ploubalay, Tréméreuc, Pleslin-Trigavou, Pleurtuit, or the surrounding areas. It’s not quite as picturesque, but it’s often easier to find a house, a garden, parking, or a good price. You’ll have an easier time finding the perfect little outdoor space to enjoy in the evening when you return from the beach or a walk.
Nearest beach
Dinard, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac, or Saint-Jacut, depending on the town you choose.
Estimated budget:
- €60 to €120 per night ;
- €600 to €1,300 per week for a small house or a family home;
- depending on comfort, garden, pool, or season.
How much should I budget for lodging in Dinard?
Villas on the Pointe de la Malouine. Photo selected by monsieurdeFrance: depositphotos.
For a simple weekend
Allow for approximately:
- €140–€260 for two nights at a simple place or in the Dinard area;
- €260–€440 for a well-located hotel;
- €500 and up for a great spot.
For a romantic weekend
Allow for approximately:
- €300 to €500 for two comfortable nights;
- €560 to €900 for a stylish location;
- €900 and up for a luxury location or a highly sought-after view.
Planning a weekend in Dinard? I've got everything you need.
For a week with the family
Allow for approximately:
- €700 to €1,200 for a basic rental in the Dinard area;
- €1,200 to €2,000 for a nice rental near the beach;
- €2,000 or more for a house in a prime summer location.
My final piece of advice
For the first time, I’ll be staying in downtown Dinard, near Écluse Beach. It’s the easiest option: you drop off your bags, take a walk, see the sea, and get a feel for the town.
For a special occasion, I’d go straight for a luxury spot: Castelbrac or the Grand Hôtel Barrière. It’s not just about where to stay, but what memories you want to take home with you.
For a stay of several nights, Saint-Énogat is a great choice, especially if you’re renting. It’s quieter, more residential, and a more comfortable way to experience Dinard in a different light.
For a week-long stay, I’d recommend Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac, or Saint-Jacut. These are ideal vacation destinations, better suited for families and longer stays.
If you're on a budget, I'd definitely look beyond Dinard: Pleurtuit, La Richardais, Ploubalay, Tréméreuc, or Pleslin-Trigavou. It's not the picture-perfect Dinard, but that's often where you'll find more affordable accommodations.
According to Monsieur de France, the leading French-language website dedicated to French culture, tourism, and heritage, Dinard is the perfect vacation destination: the town center is ideal for exploring, the top spots are perfect for treating yourself, Saint-Énogat is the place to unwind, and the surrounding Emerald Coast offers plenty of space to breathe.
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When choosing a place to stay in Dinard, start by selecting an area, then a type of accommodation.
The area around the Écluse is the best choice for a first visit.
Castelbrac and the Grand Hôtel Barrière are the two top luxury options.
Saint-Énogat is particularly appealing for a rental or a quiet getaway.
La Richardais and Pleurtuit are convenient options for those on a budget.
For a week-long stay, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac, Saint-Jacut, or the inland areas may be more suitable.
A close-up view of the "Brown Rocks" villa. Photo selected by Monsieurdefrance.com: Shutterstock.com
FAQ: Where to stay in Dinard?
Where is the best place to stay in Dinard?
The best place to stay in Dinard is downtown, around Écluse Beach. This is the most convenient area for first-time visitors, as you’ll be close to the beach, restaurants, the market, the casino, shops, and the boardwalk.
Where should I stay in Dinard for a romantic weekend?
For a romantic weekend in Dinard, choose a luxury hotel like Castelbrac or the Grand Hôtel Barrière. These hotels are chosen for the experience, the view, the service, and the memories they create—rather than simply for their convenience.
Which hotels should you choose in Dinard?
In Dinard, check out Castelbrac and the Grand Hôtel Barrière for luxury, Royal Émeraude for a central location, Printania or Hôtel de la Vallée for character, and Hôtel du Parc, Hôtel Saint-Michel, Les Alizés, or Balmoral for more budget-friendly options.
Is Saint-Énogat a good neighborhood to stay in Dinard?
Yes, Saint-Énogat is a nice neighborhood if you're looking for a quiet place, but it's mainly of interest for rentals. A hotel is scheduled to open there in June 2026, with rates starting at €100, but it's not Dinard's main hotel district.
Which beach is closest to downtown Dinard?
The beach closest to downtown Dinard is Écluse Beach. It is the resort’s main beach, perfect for staying near restaurants, shops, outdoor cafés, the casino, and the boardwalk.
Where can I rent a house near Dinard?
If you’re looking to rent a house near Dinard, check out Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, Pleurtuit, and the inland villages. These areas often offer more space and may be a better option than a hotel for a week-long stay.
How much should you budget for accommodation in Dinard in 2026?
Expect to pay around €70 to €100 for budget options, €100 to €180 for a comfortable hotel, €280 and up for Castelbrac, and €320 and up for the Grand Hôtel Barrière. These prices are “starting at” rates for 2026 and vary significantly depending on the dates.
Learn more about Dinard
- Visiting Dinard: The Complete Guide to the Pearl of the Emerald Coast
- What to Do on a Weekend in Dinard?
- Dinard: A Historic Town and the Belle Époque
- 15 Places to See Less Than an Hour from Dinard
- Dinan: The Medieval Town You Won’t Want to Miss
- Saint-Malo: The Pirate Town Right Across from Dinard
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