On arrival make your way to your first hotel in St Malo. After check-in you are free to relax or explore this historic walled city with its wonderful narrow streets.

Your first ride leads you eastwards along the coast to Pointe-du-Grouin, a scenic viewpoint looking out to sea. You then head for the port of Cancale, a popular place to stop for lunch, thanks to it's famed oyster farms. The views across the bay towards Mont Saint Michel from the picturesque harbour are an added bonus. The route then leads you around the sweeping bay towards Mont Saint Michel. You stop or the night in the seaside village of Le Vivier sur Mer or in some cases the charming town of St-Méloir-des-Ondes.

Today is all about Mont St Michel. The rocky islet is in view for most of your ride today. Initially you cycle beside the bay, enjoying marvellous sea views, before heading inland along a network of quiet lanes and tracks. Before long you reach the causeway leading out to Mont St Michel itself. Spend the afternoon exploring this unique place on foot. Wander the medieval streets lined with timber-framed houses and take in the imposing abbey before recrossing the causeway and heading to your overnight accommodation in the pleasant town of Pontorson.

Today's lovely route leads you through the Breton hinterlands, past lakes, forests and peaceful villages. Eventually the network of quiet lanes delivers you to the delightful town of Combourg, famous for its medieval fortress overlooking the Lac Tranquille. You will spend the night in this charming little town.

A beautiful ride today along wonderfully quiet lanes and cycle paths through the Breton countryside. idyllic little villages tempt you to stop for a beak here and there. For much of the route you will be following a delightfully peaceful path beside the Canal d'Ille et Rance. The canal leads you to the beautiful, 12th century town of Dinan where you will spend the night. The narrow, winding, cobbled streets, lined with colourful half-timbered houses create an almost fairytale-like atmosphere and are an absolute joy to explore on foot.

Your final ride closes the circle, delivering you back to St. Malo. Today's memorable route follows the ever widening La Rance river as it heads for the coast. Locks and small marinas punctuate the route and you should definitely factor in a lunch stop at Saint-Suliac, a small fishing port often considered to be one of France's most beautiful villages. The route continues to flirt with the Rance estuary before finally delivering you to the lovely old fortified town of St. Malo, the perfect place to celebrate completing your Brittany cycling adventure.

After breakfast it’s time to check out and head for home or your next adventure.