Welcome to the
SEAMEN’S CLUB
of SAINT-MALO
Opening hours and location
Opening hours Monday to Saturday:
4 pm to 8 pm
2 chaussée des Corsaires
35400 Saint-Malo
0033 2 99 80 65 01
About the Seamen’ Club
Marine Friendship Sharing
We welcome you and offer a moment of relaxation and respite, opportunities to communicate with your relatives, and other services you may need.
Your Seamen’s club is established since 2013. Is a non-profit and non-denominational organisation, dedicated to the seafarer’s welfare. It welcomes you, seafarers who stay a few days in our port during the call of your merchand ship, during your shore leave. Your Seamen’s club is a very good place where you can take your mind off things… Here, you can rest and relaxe in the premices of the club, share a drink, have a chat with the club’s volunteers on duty or communicate with your familly or friends, thanks to the club’s facilities at your disposal.
Services for seafarers
Internet by wifi
A wireless internet connection free is available in our offices 24/24. We remind you that dowloading copyrighted work on the internet is illegal in France.
Internet & Calling Sim Card
Our team strives to guarantee the best report quality / price market.
Currency Exchange
The club is not an exchange office, but we accept to change small sums to help you.
Bar
Non-alcoholic bar
Administrative Help
Documents · Translation · Support
Billard
Internet TV
Library
Small shop
Second-hand
clothes
Massage
chair
Souvenir
Tourist
information
Saint-Malo intra muros
Discover Saint-Malo
Welcome to Saint-Malo. From the docks, you’ll discover a fortified city reaching out into the sea, on the northern coast of Brittany, along the English Channel. The town centre is just a few minutes’ walk from the port, with shops, restaurants, markets and services all within easy reach. The sea is ever-present here — some of Europe’s largest tides shape daily life in the city. In fine weather, sandy beaches stretch out just beyond the old walls to the west. A perfect stopover to rest, resupply and take a walk ashore.
a bit of history!
Since the Middle Ages, Saint-Malo has evolved from a medieval fortress into an impregnable maritime stronghold. Its massive towers and thick walls paved the way for Vauban’s 17th-century bastion designs, while offshore island forts—such as Fort National—secured the port roads.
The city’s historical wealth is mirrored in its architecture. While most half-timbered houses were destroyed during WWII, the magnificent stone mansions of 17th-century shipowners (like the Hôtel d’Asfeld) remain as lasting symbols of the traders’ prosperity and the city’s grand legacy.
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