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Arrival and meeting in the first hotel in St.Malo
On our first bike ride we follow the coastline, stop in Cancale for some oyster tasting and finally reach the Abbey of Mont Saint Michel. Time to visit this spectacular world heritage site before returning by bus to our hotel in St Malo. (52km cycling)
We cycle from the hotel, first through the old town of St. Malo and then through Dinard, 100 years ago France’s most exclusive seaside resort, as evidenced by the numerous villas and ageing spa hotels of the Belle Epoque. Then we head inland southwards and cycle along roads to the Dinan on the banks of the Rance, where we stay overnight. The old town with its over 100 half-timbered houses is considered the best preserved in the whole of Brittany. (32km cycling)
We drive to the old fishing port Paimpol and start today’s ride here, leading us through the rolling hills of the beautiful, coastal countryside and along local beaches. Later we arrive at Treguier, our overnight stop for today and as well as another medieval gemstone dotted with old houses (42km cycling)
We continue cycling through the charming Trégor and in the early afternoon, we reach Perros-Guirec in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast (Cote de Granit Rose). A short walk from the hotel to the sea allows us to get a first glimpse of the fascinating rock formations that have made this stretch of northern Brittany world famous. (40km cycling)
Free day to rest, swim and of course, explore the surrounding natural spectacle of the rugged coast and its wonderful customs trail. “The Bottle” or “Napoleon’s Hat” are just a few of the most famous rock formations that can be admired during this walk.
We take the bus to nearby Morlaix and start today’s ride from here, taking us through a very different landscape of Brittany into the more densely wooded, hilly interior. For most of the day, we follow a former railway line, converted into a cycling track. (50km cycling)
Starting from the hotel we continue on the graded cycling path and finally arrive in the afternoon in the beautiful harbour town of Concarneau on the south coast, formerly one of the most important Breton fortresses and later an important fishing port of the sardine fishermen. (67km cycling)
