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My no-fly break to the jewel of France’s Emerald Coast was indulgent and easy
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The outgoing tide reveals golden beaches and land bridges to islands that suddenly feel close.
A growing weariness of budget flights led me here – and demand for no-fly holidays appears to be on the rise.
It’s warm enough for a dip in the seawater pool at Bon Secours beach or a stroll along the 3km sweep of Grande Plage du Sillon.
Beyond its beaches, Saint-Malo has another draw.
Book in hand, she leads me through the gateway to Plage du Môle, the beach where Marie-Laure, the blind protagonist, first encountered the sea’s roar.