Logo

Canal de Nantes à Brest

Malestroit

Illustration 0
Plaisancier

Adresse

3 Allée Gérard Le Bouquin
56140 Malestroit
Morbihan, Bretagne
France
Itinéraire
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact

Description

You didn't specify the list of services — would you like to provide it? Meanwhile, here is a generic proposal I can adjust: Marina area in Malestroit (Morbihan): located on the canal bank, this friendly stopover welcomes boats in a calm, green setting. It offers secure moorings, water and electricity hookups, a black-water pump-out, waste collection points, and Wi‑Fi access to stay connected. A short walk from the historic center, it also provides tourist information to discover walks, shops and local restaurants.

Tourisme

Malestroit (Morbihan, France)

Malestroit is a small Breton town with medieval features, situated on the Oust River and crossed by the Nantes-Brest Canal. The town center retains narrow streets lined with old houses, several of whose stones and half-timbering attest to a long urban past. The town serves as a convenient starting point for walks along the banks and for boat excursions on the canal. There is a calm atmosphere, often enlivened by independent shops and local products.

Heritage and history

The historic core features old buildings evoking the medieval and modern eras. There is a notable parish church and house facades that reflect regional construction techniques. Remains of the old urban layout are visible in the street pattern and in a few surviving gateways and arcades.

Nature and landscapes

The site benefits from the gentle relief of the Oust valley and the canal banks, suitable for walks. The quays and towpaths offer peaceful views of the water, with riverside vegetation. It is a place appreciated for local birdwatching and for walks or cycling.

Outdoor activities and leisure

The canal supports modest water recreation: boat rides, kayaking or fishing depending on the season. Nearby cycle routes and paths allow you to reach surrounding villages and discover the Morbihan countryside.

Not to miss

  • Nantes-Brest Canal: walks, landing stages and water landscapes.
  • Historic center: old streets and typical facades.
  • Saint-Gilles Church: parish building overlooking the central district.
  • Banks of the Oust: towpaths for walks and cycling.
  • Local market: regional products and conviviality (depending on opening days).

Points d'intérêt

Événements

The Little Chats — The Heritage Inventory (Jean‑Pierre Leconte)
dans 16 jours