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Car & Van Hire in Saint-Malo

Welcome to the Enterprise Saint-Malo car rental page. Choose from a wide range of modern and well-maintained vans and utility vehicles at attractive prices.

Enterprise car hire locations in Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo, nicknamed the Corsair City, attracts thousands of tourists every year who come to admire its beautiful beaches and its historic centre, surrounded by ramparts. The town is located on the Emerald Coast, which owes its name to the blue-green colour of the sea found here. A marina, a thalassotherapy centre and a casino are found just at the entrance of the city walls, where historic Saint-Malo begins. The Sillon beach faces the Fort National, as well as the island of Cézembre. Saint-Malo is served by the TGV (French high-speed train), but the station is quite a distance from the tourist attractions. If you're arriving by train, you can rent a car from the Enterprise Rent-A-Car at the Saint-Malo Station branch located on the station forecourt. If you're coming in by plane, you'll arrive at Dinard Airport, a few miles from Saint-Malo, where there is also an Enterprise branch: Saint-Malo Dinard Airport.

Neighbourhood Locations

Our vehicles for rent in Saint-Malo

Enterprise has a wide range of vehicles to suit everyone. Singles or couples can rent a mini, an electric car or an economy car – they're easy to manoeuvre, flexible and a breeze to park. If you're coming with your family, something more spacious will fit the bill, like a station wagon, minivan or good solid road car. Enterprise also offers luxury cars and convertibles, typically popular with honeymooners and business travellers. The station branch also offers utilities from 3 to 20 m<1>3, useful for transporting larger equipment or moving house.

Budget car and van rental in Saint-Malo

Enterprise has a wide range of vehicles to choose from to suit your needs. Minis, convertibles, luxury cars, economy, 4x4s, minivans, station wagons or compact cars. Prestige cars or luxury cars await you in the two branches. Commercial vehicles exist in several volumes, up to 20 m3, and the larger ones sometimes have tailgates. With Enterprise, you can save money when you book online and pay in advance. In addition, all vehicles are new, well maintained and fuel efficient. 

Airport car rental

Saint-Malo Airport is located south of Dinard in the municipality of Pleurtuit. Its distance from the city means you'll need to rent a car to get to Saint-Malo itself. The Saint-Malo Dinard Airport branch is located in the airport lobby in the area dedicated to car rental branches. Here, you'll find the full range of Enterprise vehicles from minis to convertibles. If you've made your booking online, all you have to do is pick up your car and head towards Saint-Malo – a good 20 minutes' drive.

Attractions in Saint-Malo

The historic centre of Saint-Malo is not accessible by car, but there are large car parks at the entrance to the ramparts. These car parks adjoin not only the city walls, but also the Sillon beach and seaside attractions (marina, thalassotherapy centre, casino). Once inside the walls, you can reach Grand Bé and Petit Bé, little islands located behind the ramparts and only accessible at low tide. You can also visit the Fort National and its old prisons, as well as the castle.

Attraction in the area surrounding Saint-Malo

The Emerald Coast is bordered by beautiful small towns boasting colourful bourgeois houses: there's Saint-Malo and Dinard, but also Cancale, the "city of oysters", Saint-Lunaire and Saint-Briac, the latter being one of the "most beautiful villages in France". The Pointe du Grouin in Cancale offers fabulous panoramic views of the coast and Saint-Malo. From Cancale, it can be reached by car, but also on foot via a hiking trail. The Rance Tidal Power Station located on the estuary of the Rance River is an impressive structure open to tourists. Departmental road 168 crosses the dam and allows vehicles to travel between Dinard and Saint-Malo.

Parking and traffic information in Saint-Malo

Except within the walls, where only residents can drive, traffic flows quite smoothly in Saint-Malo, although in high season (the run-up to Christmas and during the summer) it can be heavier. There are plenty of car parks, both at the station and around the centre. There is a fee for using the car parks adjacent to the ramparts. There are free car parks on the other side of the marina if you're happy to leave your car there and take a 20-minute walk to the city walls.

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