Having visited Saint-Malo (France), you cannot help but see from its fortress wall a small island with a fort located on it, called Fort National.
The fort served as the protection of Saint-Malo itself, which in some historical period even managed to be an independent state. The fort itself during its history performed not only fortification functions, but also managed to be a prison.
You can only go to the island with Fort Nacional at low tide. At high tide, it is a full-fledged island.
The fort looks very photogenic at any time of the day, so I highly recommend going and looking at it several times from dawn to dusk.
Well, since Nacional is located in close proximity to Saint-Malo, a few words about the town. It has a lot of interesting things, but the number of yachts that enter the bay of Saint-Malo, including in order to look at Nacional, is amazing.
These are hundreds if not thousands of yachts, forming a real dense forest of yacht masts.
The fort served as the protection of Saint-Malo itself, which in some historical period even managed to be an independent state. The fort itself during its history performed not only fortification functions, but also managed to be a prison.
You can only go to the island with Fort Nacional at low tide. At high tide, it is a full-fledged island.
The fort looks very photogenic at any time of the day, so I highly recommend going and looking at it several times from dawn to dusk.
Well, since Nacional is located in close proximity to Saint-Malo, a few words about the town. It has a lot of interesting things, but the number of yachts that enter the bay of Saint-Malo, including in order to look at Nacional, is amazing.
These are hundreds if not thousands of yachts, forming a real dense forest of yacht masts.
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