La Varde Beach – Cancale loop from Saint-Lunaire

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La Varde Beach – Cancale loop from Saint-Lunaire

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La Varde Beach – Cancale loop from Saint-Lunaire

03:24

59.2km

460m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 16, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

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Includes ferry crossings

Check ferry timetable.

After 5.55 km for 1.97 km

After 51.7 km for 2.23 km

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.55 km

Saint-Énogat

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A small, quiet suburb of Dinard, the commercial town of Saint-Énogat welcomes hikers and tourists in a completely picturesque setting. All around, opulent residences stretch out to the coast, in a very pleasant maritime setting.

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5.30 km

Ferry from Dinard to Saint Malo (including bicycles)

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Two companies that offer crossings. Saves you the very narrow, annoying cycle path along the dam at the tidal power station. Reservations possible online.

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13.8 km

La Varde Beach

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Very nice little beach, sheltered from the winds. Ideal with children

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27.5 km

Cancale

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Cancale, also known as the pearl of the Emerald Coast, has long been renowned for its oysters and shellfish, which can be enjoyed while admiring Mont Saint-Michel, in the middle of the bay.

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28.2 km

Cancale Oyster Farms

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Cancale's oyster farms are among the most famous oyster-farming areas in France. Thanks to the nutrient-rich waters and strong tides, the conditions here are ideal for farming. Several thousand tons …

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34.1 km

Saussaye Beach

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To protect the environment, some coastal paths are now closed to mounted bicycles. It is still possible to use them by pushing a bicycle.

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37.0 km

Verger Chapel

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The Chapelle du Verger is a neo-Gothic pilgrimage chapel built in 1869 under the direction of Canon Brune. It stands on the site of a former sanctuary and is particularly …

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38.3 km

Fort du Guesclin

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Former home of Léo Ferré, Fort du Guesclin shows traces of construction very probably dating from Roman times. Only accessible at low tide, it is private property.

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38.8 km