St Malo Ferry Terminal Guide

Getting to St Malo Terminal

By car

A toll-free dual carriageway, the N137, connects St Malo to the rest of the France.  To get to the port, follow signs at each exit for St Malo to the Terminal Ferry du Naye.

By taxi

Taxis are available outside the terminal.

By train

It’s best to take a taxi to the rail station from the ferry terminal.  The SNCF Station is in the Square Jean Coquelin.

By bus

There is a bus stop about three minutes walk from the terminal next to the swimming pool.

By foot

It takes approximately 10 minutes to walk from the ferry terminal to the town centre and coach station and 20 minutes to the train station.

Map of port location

St Malo Port Facilities

Baby changing room

There is a baby-changing facility in the terminal and also in the car compound.

Cafeteria

There is a cafeteria facility in the passenger terminal that is open during the day for arrivals and departures.

Facilities for the disabled

The terminal is a single storey building. Disabled toilet facilities are available in the terminal and in the car compound.

Newspaper/ Gift Shop

There is a small kiosk selling gifts and newspapers in the summer.

Showers

Shower facilities are available in the terminal and are open during the terminal’s opening hours.

Shuttle Bus

There is a shuttle bus operating between the terminal and the ship for foot passengers.

Tourist Information

The tourist information desk is manned in the summer for ship arrivals and departures. Further information: St Malo tourist office 02 99 56 64 48.

Parking at St Malo Terminal

There is short and long-term parking available near the terminal, charges apply.

All information was accurate as of 6th January 2010