Saint-Suliac

Overview of Saint-Suliac

Saint-Suliac, a port village with typically Breton architecture, is listed among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France". You can hike in the surrounding area.

Key Details

• Type of place: village.

• Tourist interest: ★★ (worth seeing).

• Location: in the Ille-et-Vilaine department, in the Rance estuary and just below Saint-Malo.

• Distances: Cancale (20 km), Dinard (15 km), Mont Saint-Michel (40 km), Rennes (60 km), Saint-Malo (10 km).

• Local time: Heure : Saint-Suliac.

• Population: 942 inhabitants (2014).

• Area: 5.46 km².

• Altitude: sea level.

• Website: http://saint-suliac-tourisme.com

History of Saint-Suliac

What to See and Do in Saint-Suliac

The village of Saint-Suliac is characterized by its typically Breton architecture (narrow streets, parish enclosures, granite façades...) that stretches along its port, representing its main tourist appeal.

In the Surrounding Area

Saint-Malo ★★★★
With its ramparts and magnificent walled city, the home of Surcouf and Jacques Cartier is one of the most visited places in the region. You can also enjoy its beaches.

Climate and Weather

Like the rest of the coast, the area has a temperate oceanic climate with fairly high rainfall distributed throughout the year. Temperature variations are relatively mild, with neither very low winter temperatures nor very high summer ones.

Transportation

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