Day 1: Arrival in Beaune:
Uncontested wine capital of Burgundy and also one of the most little exquisite French Towns, source of art and history. Do not miss the famous Hotel-Dieu (chosen as emblem of Burgundy) with its roofs made of glazed tiles) and the wine museum of Burgundy.

Day 2: Beaune -Cote de Nuit - Beaune 56km (+optional loop 12km):
Excursion devoted to discover the famous area "Cote de Nuits" known for the "Grands Vins de Bourgogbe" and more especially the red wines: Morey St Denis, Chambolle Musigny, Vosne Romanee and the more expensive wine of Burgundy: Romanee Conti. You will also appreciate some famous sights such as the Chateau du Clos Vougeot, and the town of Nuits Saint Georges or the chateau of Gevrey Chambertin.

Day 3: Beaune - Chateauneuf 38km:
Still passing through the famous vineyards of Burgundy you will reach the "Ouche Valley". Then cross the Burgundy canal to finally reach Chateauneuf, an old picturesque village protected by a 12th - 15th century chateau.

Day 4: Chateauneuf - Autun 53km:
A country stage via the town of Arnay le Duc and its charming medieval center and via other pretty villages before joining Autun. Students in the school of Autun, Napoleon Bonaparte have certainly dreamt there about imperial glory in front of the roman vestiges of the city founded by Auguste. The Arroux Gate, the St Andre Gate and the Theatre (the biggest one of Gaul) are the most important Roman sites. Even the cathedral St Lazare built on the 12th century is marked by the Roman decorative influence.

Day 5: Autun - Nolay 44km:
A journey via the Renaissance chateau of Sully and the nice town of Epinac before joining the vineyards. Stay in Nolay,a charming town with a beautiful 15th century covered market, edged with the "Haute Cote de Beaune" vineyards.

Day 6: Nolay - Mercurey - Chagny - Nolay 58km:
This excursion will bring you from famous vineyards (such as Mercurey) to wine cellars to taste and appreciate (once again) the delicate Burgundy's wines! You will also cycle on the Voie verte' cycling path along the river and the 'Canal du Centre' for a peaceful excursion!

Day 7: Nolay - Beaune 31km
This last stage passing via the Chateau of Rochepot (a magnificent 13th and 15th century fortress with roofs made of glazed tiles) will bring you through the 'Cote de Beaune' vineyards and all the prestigious white wines such as Meursault, Puligny Montrachet, Chassagne Montrachet, etc… for your last Burgundy delight!

Day 8: Departure

Day 1: Arrival in Blois.
Possibility to visit the town with its typical paved streets punctuated with staircases, and the chateau, a perfect illustration of how French architecture evolved between the Middle ages and the 17th century.

Day 2: Blois - Amboise 42 km
This itinerary will guide you through the forest and vineyards of Mesland appellation until the Château of Chaumont sur Loire that proudly overlooks the Loire river before reaching the nice town of Amboise and its royal chateau where lived the greatest kings of France.

Day 3: Excursion 28 km
During this excursion in the heart of the vineyards of Montlouis area, you will have the opportunity to visit the Aquarium of Touraine before returning via the forest to Amboise for a stroll. Don’t miss a visit to the Clos Lucé Manor, last home of Leonardo Da Vinci.

Day 4: Amboise - Montrichard 44 km or 23 km
Bike through vineyards and orchards to the famous chateau of Chenonceau elegantly straddling the Cher river, which was the scene of a rivalry of French history : Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici. Then reach the charming town of Montrichard settled in the Cher river banks.

Day 5: Montrichard – Chitenay 43 km
Leave the Cher Valley to reach the vineyards of Touraine area via the chateau of Gué Péan and the medieval chateau of Fougère sur Bièvre, a perfect illustration of the traditional 15th century building art, and finally spend the night in a charming rural hotel.

Day 6: Excursion Beauregard 26 km or Excursion Beauregard & Sologne 46 km 
An excursion through the Forest of Russy with possibility to visit the Château of Beauregard famous for its Portrait Gallery.
Possibility to extend your excursion the rich and mysterious ‘Sologne’ with magnificent landscapes : beautiful forests sheltering game, ponds at every crossroads and small private châteaux hidden behind their vineyards or groves.

Day 7: Chitenay - Blois 49 km
During this last stage you will discover the famous sumptuously furnished Château of Cheverny before reaching the prestigious Château of Chambord, real masterpiece of French Renaissance period with its 440 rooms, built during the reign of Francis the 1st.

Day 8: Departure.

Day 1: FOUGERES-SUR-BIEVRE  24 km
A short excursion allowing  to discover the Château of Fougères-sur-Bièvre of feodal style in a nice rustic village.

Day 2:  CHEVERNY  23 km
Your itinerary takes you through fields and vineyards, and a number of villages, via the Château de Cheverny, remarkable for its sumptuously furnished and decorated apartments, which inspired Hergé's vision of Marlinspike in the adventures of Tintin!

Day 3:  BEAUREGARD  14 km
Through the Forest of Russy with possibility to visit the Château of Beauregard famous for its Portrait Gallery.

Day 4: CHAMBORD  50 km
Cycle through the rich Domain of Chambord forest, where a stop is essential to visit the most famous and majestic château in the Loire Valley. In its Renaissance splendour, the Château de Chambord boasts no less than 440 rooms.

Day 5: BLOIS  35 km
Through the forest to finally reach the Loire river banks and the nice town of Blois, worth visiting for its old quarter and also its château offering a brillant illustration of the evolution of French architecture from the Middle Ages to the 17th century.

Day 6: CHAUMONT-SUR-LOIRE  37 km
Passing by the countryside before reaching the Loire banks at Chaumont-sur-Loire where you can visit the nice Château overlooking the Loire and its international "Gardens Festival".

Day 7:  SOLOGNE AREA  40 km
A stage in the heart of the vineyards of Appellation "Cheverny", so do not hesitate to make a stop for a visit to a local wine producer  to sample a glass of  Cheverny blanc !

Day 1 : Arrival in Joué les Tours

Day 2: Joué les Tours - Azay le Rideau      37 km
A stage with the opportunity of discovering the famous gardens of Villandry before reaching Azay le Rideau famous for its chateau built on the Indre river.

Day 3: Azay le Rideau-Ste Maure de Touraine    39 km
Cycling along the Indre Valley until Saché to visit the manor house of the famous writer Balzac before proceeding through the countryside.

Day 4: Ste Maure de Touraine - Loches     35 km
Via a region of captiving little chateaux, to Loches, a town ringed with ramparts and dominated by a fortified castle.

Day 5: Loches - Saint-Aignan       46 km
Travelling from the Indre to the Cher, you will discover another attractive area including the Château of Montrésor and the charming town of Saint Aignan set on the Cher banks.

Day 6: Saint-Aignan - Chenonceaux     33 km
In the heart of the Cher Valley, you will cycle through vineyards and orchards and along troglodyte sites and cellars before reaching the elegant chateau of  Chenonceau spanning the Cher river.

Day 7: Chenonceaux - Joué les Tours     57 km
Return journey via the Royal Chateau of Amboise and clos Lucé, Léonardo da Vinci’s final resting place.

Day 8: Departure

Day 1: Arrival in Souillac
Possibility to visit the Benedictine Monastery who was built in the XIIth century by St Eloi and his sumptuous abbey.

Day 2: Souillac - Rocamadour     32 km
An itinerary along Ouysse Valley rich in visits towards Rocamadour which used to be one of the most famous Christian Occident pilgrim. You'll enjoy the magnificent panoramic views offered by the Belvederes.

Day 3: Rocamadour - Gourdon     34 km
A run through forest and hills in the Nature reserve called "The Causse du Quercy" with the possibility to visit the "Château du Repaire".

Day 4: Gourdon - La Roque Gageac     32  km
After  Cougnac grottos, way to the Dordogne Valley to discover a wild range of castles and fortified towns overlooking the river such as Domme. Stop in La Roque Gageac, ancient river harbor pressed to the cliff.

Day 5: La Roque Gageac - Les Eyzies     52 km
A magic stage along the loops of Dordogne River to discover Beynac perched on his rock, or Proumeyssac swallow hole, one of the deeper of Europe.

Day 6: Les Eyzies - Sarlat     54 km
From Les Eyzies, nicknamed "The Prehistory capital", you 'll enjoy the beautiful landscape until Montignac for visiting the well known Lascaux grottos. Incursion in the Sarladais country to join the famous medieval town of Sarlat.

Day 7: Sarlat - Souillac     31 km
Way back to Souillac along the banks of the Dordogne river overlooked by the Chateaux of Veyrignac and Fenelon.

Day 8: Departure

Day 1: Arrival in Beaugency
On the banks of the Loire river and still overlooked by its imposing 11th century dungeon, Beaugency has conserved the charm of a small medieval city.

Day 2: Beaugency – St Dyé-sur-Loire 41 km
Leave the Loire river for a 1st stage through the Sologne area before reaching the prestigious Château de Chambord, a true masterpiece of the French Renaissance boasting no less than 440 rooms, built during the reign of Francis Ist in the heart of a well-preserved natural site. Then join the old port of Chambord : St-Dyé-sur-Loire.

Day 3: St Dyé-sur-Loire – Chitenay 45 km
Go and discover the numerous Loire Valley châteaux ! From small private châteaux surrounded by vineyards such as Château de Villesavin and Château de Troussay to the elegant Château de Cheverny, remarkable for its sumptuously furnished apartments which gave Hergé the inspiration for Captain Haddock's Marlinspike. It is time now to reach your charming hotel !

Day 4: Chitenay – Amboise 47 km
Ride through the Cheverny AOC vineyards to discover the small fortified Château de Fougères-sur-Bièvre, then the Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire overlooking the Loire river. Arrive in Amboise, a charming town where the greatest kings of France lived and where you can visit the final residence of Leonardo Da Vinci : the Clos Lucé Manor House.

Day 5: Departure

Day 1: Arrive in Fougeres
Prestigious medieval city overlooked by its imposing fortress.

Day 2: Fougere - Pontorson   42km:
From the prestigious Medieval City of Fougeres following the Couesnon Valley to Pontorson, a peaceful village on the way to "Mont Saint Michel".

Day 3: Pontorson - Le Vivier sur Mer   42km:
Day devoted to the discovery of the wonder of "Mont Saint Michel", followed by a ride through the countryside and along the sea side with oyster parks.

Day 4: Le Vivier sur Mer - St Malo   43km:
Strolling along sandy beaches or granite coast through the picturesque fishing harbour of Cancale and to Saint Malo the "City of the Sea".

Day 5: St Malo- Dinan   38km:
After the visit of the old town, surrounded by walls from centuries, the journey will let you discover the River Rance Valley and the Medieval City of Dinan.

Day 6: Dinan - Combourg   39km:
After crossing the bocage you will discover Combour with its impressive feudal castle situated near by a wide pound.

Day 7: Combourg - Tremblay   65km:
Two stages in the heart of the centre of Brittany with numerous vestiges of the mysterious local civilization who former celebrate the worship of stone. A kingdom of legends, beliefs and traditions.

Day 8: Departure

Day 1: Arrival in Blois.
Possibility to visit the town centre : its typical narrow streets and its beautiful château.

Day 2: Blois - Amboise 43 km
Through the forest and the vineyards. Discover the charming countryside landscape before reaching Chaumont-sur-Loire, then the Royal city of Amboise with its chateau and the last home of Leonardo da Vinci.

Day 3: Amboise  – Civray-de-Touraine 38 km
A trip trough the ‘Montlouis’ vineyards ! Do not miss to make a stop in a local wine cellar before joining the Renaissance château de la Bourdaisière. Proceed to the Cher valley.

Day 4: Excursion à Montpoupon 38 km or 69 km
An excursion in the heat of the Touraine area which allows you to discover the châteaux of Montpoupon, devoted to the horse and the hunt. Possibility to extend your trip to the beautiful château of Montrésor.

Day 5: Civray-de-Touraine - Candé-sur-Beuvron 37 km
Cycle along the Cher river to the famous chateau of Chenonceau (Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Médicis home), then to the mediaeval town of Montrichard with its troglodyte sites : mushroom cellars and wine cellars. Proceed to Candé-sur-Beuvron.

Day 6: Candé-sur-Beuvron - Blois 59 km
A last stage via the château of Cheverny, known for its apartments very well furnished and decorated before reaching the prestigious chateau of Chambord, a French Renaissance jewel built under Francis 1st reign.

Day 7: Departure.

Day 1: « Côte de Nuits » and Ouche Valley 61 km
This country stage will allow you to ride along the Ouche river and its charming canal. Then leave the wild landscapes of this valley to reach the famous « Côte de Nuits » with its well-known vineyards : Gevrey-Chambertin, Chambolle Musigny, etc …

Day 2: Beaune 53 km
Go round the Clos Vougeot and leave the « Côte de Nuits » via Aloxe-Corton to join the prestigious « Côte de Beaune » ! Don’t hesitate to stop to visit Beaune : one of France's prettiest towns. Beaune is a source equally of art and of history: its hospital, crowned with a roof of glazed tiles, is known throughout the world, and its wine museum is a must!

Day 3: Citeaux Abbey and Canal of Bourgogne 59 km
With this stage, leave the vineyards behind you to ride on the plain. You will discover the splendid Citeaux Abbey which was the cradle of the Cistercian order and which is still inhabited by the monks. This stage will bring you from the Canal de Bourgogne river to tiny villages and beautiful private chateaux.

Day 1: Arrival in Cavaillon
From its roman Chapel (12th century) to its historical narrow streets, the old city of Cavaillon has a lot of charm.

Day 2: Cavaillon - Cadenet 40 km (3h15)
A stage dominated by the variety of landscapes which will guide you to the Durance valley with the beautiful mountains of Aix and the Alpilles as a background. Visit along the way Lauris and its 12th century château, then Cadenet and the ruins of its troglodyte chateau.

Day 3: Cadenet - Vitrolles en Luberon 35 km (2h50)
Beautiful trip through a large part of the southern hills of the Lubéron sprinkled with authenticity villages. Visit the villages of Lourmarin, Vaugines, Curcuron…. before reaching the small village of Vitrolles en Lubéron.

Day 4: Vitrolles en Luberon - Manosque 38 km (3h10)
A stage via the AOC vineyards of Pierrevert where is situated the museum of wine & vineyards before cycling to the city of Manosque at the doors of the ‘Alpes de Haute Provence’ area, a place at the heart of natural environment and exceptional architectural testimonies.

Day 5: Manosque -Forcalquier 30 km (2h35)
A stage between two important places of Haute Provence area, showing a very different personality which will guide you to the eastern part of this area known as ‘Luberon oriental’: from the Durance valley, known for having been a natural place for historical migrations before arriving in the colourful and perfumed land of Forcalquier.

Day 6: Forcalquier – Aubenas 23 km (1h55)
Enjoy your hotel and its swimming pool before riding on this short itinerary in direction of the Largue valley for a panoramic view over Aubenas les Alpes where the fragrance of distilled lavender is diffused in July/August

Day 7: Aubenas – Apt 39 km (3h)
A geographic and culturally transitional ride where you can discover a real contrast in agriculture with lavander in the mountains and melons in the valley. You will finally arrive in the ‘small Luberon’ with its perched villages.

Day 8: Apt – Cavaillon 48 km (4h)
A necklace of villages (Lacoste, Menerbes, Oppède le Vieux, etc ..) through the small Luberon will guide you on your stage. This last itinerary, through these villages where time seems to have stopped will stay in your mind as the symbol of Luberon.
Departure at the end of the day. Possibility of extra night in Cavaillon

NB: Be aware of the high temperatures in July / August

Day 1 : Arrival in Amboise
The nice town of Amboise, built at the edge of the Loire River, is overlooked by its Royal Chateau where lived the most important kings of France. Do not forget to visit the Manoir du Clos Lucé where Leonardo da Vinci lived the last 3 years of his life, invited by his friend Francis the 1st.
Dinner & accommodation at Le Choiseul 4*

Day 2: Excursion to Chenonceaux & Montrichard     47 km
This 1st cycling trip will bring you to the Cher Valley, at Chenonceau famous for Renaissance château spanning the Cher river still steeped in memories of the famous ladies in French History : Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Médicis. Proceed to Montrichard, a medieval town made of ‘tuffeau’ stones !
Dinner & accommodation at Le Choiseul 4*

Day 3: Stage Amboise - Luynes      52 km
Departure for a ‘country’ stage through the vineyards of Vouvray to reach the Château de Valmer offering a beautiful illustration of the Italian Gardens style. Continuation through the peaceful ‘Tourangelle’ countryside to join your château-hôtel.
Dinner & accommodation at Domaine de Beauvois 4*

Day 4:  Transfer by taxi to Fontevraud   : Fontevraud - Chenehuttes       31 km
From Frontevraud, well-know for its Abbey which is the largest monastic city remaining in Europe, departure through the forest and the vineyards to Saumur, nice town overlooked by its imposing château. Continuation following the Loire river to the chateau-hotel.
Dinner & accommodation at Le Prieuré 4*

Day 5: Excursion to Rochemenier            46 km
You will enjoy the ‘Angevine sweetness’ by cycling through the forest, vineyards and typical troglodyte villages of the area ! Rochemenier is the most complete troglodyte site of the Loire Valley showing how used to live the former inhabitants of such villages.
Dinner & accommodation at Le Prieuré 4*

Day 6:  Transfer by taxi to Villandry   :  Villandry  -  Montbazon       37 km
Do not hesitate to visit in Villandry the famous Gardens ‘à la française’, matchless in Europe and composed of 3 superposed terraces ! This stage will bring you to the Indre Valley passing via Azay le Rideau and its Renaissance château : a jewel in a wonderful setting of water and green ! Then, following the meandering Indre River, you will reach your last château-hôtel.
Dinner &  accommodation at Château d’Artigny 4*

Day 7:  Departure from Montbazon.

Day 1: Arrival in Barbentane (or Graveson) early evening. Settle in to your 2 star hotel. Evening meal in a restaurant. Accommodation.

Day 2: Montagnette to Tarascon (30 kms) After breakfast, set off for Tarascon, Roi René's town, via the little villages typical: Barbentane, the Frigolet Abbey, Boulbon and its 11th century fortress. The route crosses undulating countryside covered with oak and pine trees and then the market garden plain of Tarascon. You enter Tarascon along the Rhône flood bank from where there is a wonderful view of Roi René's castle. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2 star hotel in the centre of Tarascon.

Day 3: Tarascon to Arles (42 kms) From Tarascon the itinerary takes the little farm routes to Maillane, then continues on to Arles via Fontvieille and the abbey at Montmajour. Evening meal in a restaurant in the town centre. Accommodation in a 2 star hotel in Arles.

Day 4: Arles to Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer (49 kms) Cross the Nature Reserve famous for its flamingos and wild horses. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2 star hotel outside Les-Saintes-Maries (2kms from the village)

Day 5: Les Saintes-Maries to Le Sambuc (40 kms) Explore the true heart of the Camargue on this route along the sea wall between the sea and the marshes. This route is ideal for observing flora and fauna. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2 star hotel in Le Sambuc.

Day 6: Le Sambuc - Saint Rémy-de-Provence (58kms) From Le Sambuc, head towards Arles and then take the little road to Maussane-les-Alpilles via Barbegal and its Roman flour mill. After Maussane you climb to the village of Les Baux perched on a rocky outcrop. Then you go down to the Val-d'Enfer and on to Saint-Rémy. Settle in to your 2 star hotel. Evening meal in a restaurant. Accommodation in Saint-Rémy.

Day 7: Saint-Rémy-de-Provence to Barbentane (18 kms) or Graveson. After breakfast return to your original hotel and collect you car.

Day 1: Arrival in Blois
Beautiful town with typical pedestrian streets and château offering a brilliant illustration of the evolution of French architecture from the Middle Ages to the 17th century.

Day 2: Blois - Bracieux     21 km
Departure for a walking stage through the forest to reach the pretty village Bracieux situated at the door of the Sologne area !

Day 3: Excursion to Chambord     21 km
Walking excursion to the prestigious Château of Chambord, the widest Château of the Loire Valley mainly built under the king Francis the First, passing by the Forest Estate covering more than 5500ha.

Day 4:  Bracieux - Chitenay       21 km
Walking stage in direction of Cheverny well known for its Château still inhabited by the owners and hunting traditions before proceeding to the typical and charming village of Chitenay.

Day 5: transfer by taxi to Oisly : Oisly – Montrichard      19 km
Leaving the Sologne area through the vineyards, you will reach the Cher Valley and the villages of Bourré and Montrichard. Overlooked by vineyards, these typical villages are sheltering incomparable underground sites : mushroom bed installed in an old carrier where before were extracted the Bourré’s “tuffeau” and where you can now discover the astonishing mushrooms cultivation.

Day 6:  Excursion to Chenonceaux        21 km or 25 km
Following the Cher river, this excursion will bring you to Chenonceaux, famous for its Renaissance chateau spanning the river and still steeped in memories of the famous ladies in French History : Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medicis.

Day 7:  Montrichard - Amboise       22 km
Leave the Cher river to join the Loire river. You will cross the forest of Amboise before reaching the charming town of Amboise where you will have the opportunity to visit the Royal Château (where lived the most important Kings of France) or the Parc Leonardo Da Vinci, last home of Leonardo da Vinci sheltering an astonishing collection of models representing the fabulous inventions of this Renaissance genius.

8th Day : Departure from Amboise

Day 1: Arrival in Tours:
You will have the opportunity to visit the heart of the city, especially the old quarters including the famous 'Place Plumereau' with its half-timbered house and the gothic cathedral.

Day 2: Transfer by taxi to Villandry: Villandry - Azay le Rideau 17km:
Do not hesitate to visit in Villandry the famous Gardens a la francaise, matchless in Europe and composed of 3 superposed terraces! This stage will bring you to the Indre Valley passing via Azay le Rideau and its Renaissance chateau: a jewel in a wonderful setting of water and green!

Day 3: Transfer by taxi to Rigny Usse: Rigny Usse -Chinon 19km:
From Usse and its chateau of 'Sleeping Beauty', which inspired Perrault to write his famous novel, departure through Chinon Forest to the medieval city of Chinon built on the edge of the Vienne river and famous for its red wine well appreciated by Francois Rabelais.

Day 4: Excursion around Chinon 17km:
An excursion through the vineyards of Chinon where you will have the opportunity to enter and visit numerous cellars, without forgetting to taste this famous red wine of course!

Day 5: Chinon Fontevraud 17km:
Leave Chinon following the Vienne river to reach Fontevraud, well known for its amazing Abbey which is the largest monastic city remaining in Europe.

Day 6: Excursion to Montsoreau 14km:
Excursion towards Montsoreau, a charming village on the Loire river, where you will have the possibility to visit incomparable troglodyte sites become mushroom beds installed in an old carrier where before were extracted the 'tuffeau' stone.

Day 7: Transfer by taxi to Turquant: Turquant - Saumur 11km:
Departure from Turquant for a stage through the vineyards of 'Saumur' and 'Saumur-Champigny' towards Saumur, a nice historical town overlooked by its imposing chateau.

Day 8: Departure from Saumur.

Day 1 : Arrival in the Montagnette. Settle in to your 2-star hotel in Graveson or Barbentane. You will find at the reception of your hotel your road book with route maps and other information. Evening meal.

Day 2 : Montagnette -Tarascon (14 km). Starting from your typical Provençal village, stopping off at the St. Michel de Frigolet Abbey for a visit. Evening meal and accomodation at a 2-star hotel in the centre of town.

Day 3 : Tarascon-Les Baux de Provence (20 km). After breakfast departure for Les Baux de Provence. Setting out from the Romanesque Chapel of St. Gabriel, take the long-distance ridge route footpath (GR6) to Les Baux. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2-star hotel in the heart of historic Les Baux. Recommended sights in Les Baux.

Day 4 : Les Baux - St. Rémy de Provence (8 km). Stop off at the orientation table. Continue via the ridge route to St. Rémy de Provence. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2-star hotel in the town center.

Day 5 : St. Rémy de Provence - Saint Rémy de Provence (15 km). The prettiest part of the tour, but also the most difficult ( alternative route available ) Set off on the GR6 via Glanum and the Val St.-Clerg. There are superb views of the La Crau plain, the Mont Ventoux and the Durance valley. Evening meal and accommodation in a 2-star hotel in the heart of Saint Rémy.

Day 6 : Saint Rémy de Provence - Maussane-les-Alpilles (15 km ). From Saint Rémy the trail leads to Maussane via the crest of the Alpilles through vineyards and olive groves. Evening meal and accommodation in a 3-star hotel with swimming pool just outside the village.

Day 7 : After breakfast, transfer of the driver to the Montagnette to collect the vehicle (or to Avignon TGV station). End of tour.

Day 1: Arrival in St Malo
Enjoy your stay in this city of legends where each street of the walled city testifies of glorious exploits.

Day 2: (St Malo) Rotheneuf – Cancale
16 km  or  24 km
Taxi transfer to St Malo Rothéneuf. Discover the walking path along the coast and enjoy the wild flower and sea breath fragrances. Join the charming and typical port of Cancale famous for the oyster farms.
You will have the opportunity to hike until the ‘Pointe du Grouin’: fabulous ornithological reserve and wonderful site seeing over the Mont St Michel bay.

Day 3: Cancale – La Gouesnière 12 km
Still follow the old ‘sentiers des Douaniers’ between the abrupt coast and little beaches before reaching the village ‘St Benoit des Ondes’. Then, continue on countryside routes to discover another view : the inland of Brittany.

Day 4: (Cherrueix) Ste Anne chapel – Mont-Saint-Michel 18.5 km
Taxi transfer to Ste Anne chapel. Then walk along the salt pastures of the Mont-Saint-Michel bay for an unusual meeting with sheep at the foot of Mont-Saint-Michel. The marshlands will offer you the best view over this French marvel!

Day 5: Departure