La Vélomaritime®: from the North Sea to the English Channel
60 kilometres from Mont Saint-Michel to Saint-Malo via Cancale, then on to Saint-Suliac before crossing the Rance. 1,500 kilometres in total from Dunkirk to Roscoff. Also known as EuroVélo4 at European level, the Vélomaritime is one of France’s must-do tours. The route takes in small roads as well as greenways, both inland and along the coast. Cyclists will enjoy breathtaking scenery and can punctuate their journey with visits to major sites including the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.
The Voie 42: from the Atlantic to the English Channel
193 kilometres separate Arzal from Saint-Malo, following the Vilaine and then the Canal d’Ille-et-Rance. A family route par excellence, the route mainly uses towpaths, via Rennes. The V and its river charm are full of peaceful, timeless stops.
The Vélo Promenades®
“Tide mill circuit”, “Castle circuit”, “Canal circuit” or “Polder circuit”: 22 Vélo Promenades®, i.e. nearly 400 kilometres of referenced routes, using both towpaths, small country roads and greenways.
