Saint-Malo, France

Saint-Malo, a walled port city in Brittany, is located on the English Channel. During the Middle Ages it used to be a fortified island but is now attached to the mainland. The earthTV camera offers a great view of the harbour surrounded by landmarks such as the Saint Vincent Cathedral or the Château de Saint Malo. Saint-Malo has the highest tide in Europe, so don’t be surprised to see people walking on the beach, which is completely flooded a few hours later.

Facts about: Saint-Malo, France

Geographic Information

From the French Alps to the quasi-tropical beaches of the Mediterranean, there's almost every climate in France. It's temperate in the north, while the Basque region is moderated by the ocean; north-eastern areas have warm summers and colder winters. Inland areas are mild and sunny; the Mediterranean coast is - mediterranean! In the Auvergne, Burgundy and the Rhône Valley, winds, such as the famous mistral, can be strong.

Key aspects of tourism
In France, it's possible to have all kinds of holidays: A culture or city trip, a relaxing beach holiday and various theme parks are waiting for visitors.