Plongeoir de Bon-Secours

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Plongeoir de Bon-Secours, Historic springboard at Bon-Secours Beach, Saint-Malo, France.

Plongeoir de Bon-Secours is a springboard next to a seawater pool positioned along the city ramparts, with views toward Grand Bé and Petit Bé islands. The structure sits directly on the coast and provides swimmers a dedicated area for diving and water activities.

The facility was created in 1937 by René Lesaunier, who designed the seawater pool to address challenges posed by tidal fluctuations in the area. His solution allowed swimmers to have a dependable place to swim regardless of tide conditions.

The springboard is woven into Saint-Malo's swimming culture, where locals and visitors gather to dive and swim together. This spot shows how the sea remains central to daily life in the city, drawing people who want to engage with the water.

The seawater pool refreshes twice daily through natural tidal action, ensuring clean water for swimmers. Changing facilities and showers are available nearby so visitors can prepare and rinse off after their swim.

From this spot, visitors can see two historically important locations: Fort Vauban on Petit Bé island and the burial site of writer Chateaubriand on Grand Bé island. This view connects the swimming experience with glimpses of significant cultural landmarks.

Location: Saint-Malo

GPS coordinates: 48.64858,-2.03060

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:05

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