Self-guided Cycling Tour from / to St Malo 

Arrival in Saint Malo

Take the time to discover the ‘city of the Sea’. Many legends are still haunting the narrow streets of the centre of this town fortified by Vauban!

St Malo Saint-Malo – Dol de Bretagne (or St Méloir des Ondes) | 49 km (or 32 km)

Ride along the coast via ‘Pointe du Grouin’, a wonderful point of view facing the sea, before reaching the charming and typical port of Cancale famous for the oyster farms. Enjoy this picturesque fishing harbour offering a wonderful site seeing over the Mont St Michel bay. Continue along the seaside to Le Vivier sur Mer, keeping the Mont St Michel in sight, then reaching Dol de Bretagne

Dol de Bretagne (or St Méloir des Ondes) – Pontorson (Mont St Michel) | 35 km (or 38 km)

Leave the oyster parks of Vivier sur mer to reach the fantastic “Mont Saint Michel”! This rocky islet rises in the bay for more than thousand years and has kept its tradition of welcoming visitors. Enjoy a walk through the authentic medieval streets along timber framed houses. Continue with a visit of the abbey and loose your mind in the labyrinth of the numerous surrounded walls of the city. Then follow the Couesnon Valley to Pontorson.

Pontorson – Combourg | 49 km

A stage taking you through the heart of the Breton inlands, punctuated with forests, lakes and little villages. Complete tour stage in the beautiful town of Combourg famous for its medieval fortresses overlooking the “Lac Tranquille” and where the writer Chateaubriand spent his childhood.

Combourg – Dinan | 34 km (option + 9 km)

At every village, leave the cycling path and discover the heart of the inner lands villages of Brittany. Then reach the Medieval City of Dinan surrounded by walls. Enjoy a walk through the numerous pedestrian streets to discover the timbered framed houses and paved routes.

Dinan – Saint Malo | 35 km

A day ride on a very pleasant and peaceful cycling path at the rhythm of the Rance canal, locks and house boat cruises. Make a stop in Saint-Suliac, a fishing port that is considered as one of France’s most beautiful villages before cycling through the Rance Valley offering unique panoramic views. End your tour in Saint-Malo, the fabulous “cité des corsaires”. Many legends are still haunting the narrow streets!

Departure during the day