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AED 300 total

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20 Jun - 21 Jun

Frequently asked questions

What is Saint-Servan like for travelers who love the beach?

Known for its historical sites and restaurants, Saint-Servan offers a lot for the traveler planning a getaway.

How many beach hotels should I expect to find in Saint-Servan?

Expedia has 8 beach hotels in Saint-Servan that are great for your beachside getaway.

When's the best time for a beach vacation in Saint-Servan?

The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temperature of 63°F,

Coldest months: February, January, March, and December
Driest months: March, September, July, and February
Rainiest months: November, December, October, and June

What is there to see and do around Saint-Servan?

After arriving and checking into your hotel, you’ll probably want to explore your surroundings. Beach lovers can head straight to St. Malo Beach or Sillon Beach for some quality time by the water. Discover the area’s historical sites and restaurants, and make time for local attractions like Plage de Solidor and Plage des Corbières. You can also pay a visit to Solidor Tower or Saint-Malo Ferry Port for more to see and do.

What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Saint-Servan?

Here’s some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Saint-Servan more easily: Make your way to Saint-Servan with a flight to Dinard (DNR-Dinard - Pleurtuit - Saint-Malo), the closest major airport which is located 4.3 mi (6.9 km) away. You can take a ferry across the water to see more of the region.