Île du Grand Bé
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Lonely Planet review for Île du Grand Bé
At low tide, cross the beach to walk out via the Porte des Bés to the rocky islet of Île du Grand Bé, where the great St-Malo-born 18th-century writer Chateaubriand is buried. Once the tide rushes in, the causeway remains impassable for about six hours; check tide times with the tourist office. Depths can be deceptive; if you get caught out, stay on the islet until the tide subsides.
About 100m beyond the Île du Grand Bé is the Vauban-built 17th-centuryFort du Petit Bé, also accessible at low tide.








