Coastal Walking in Brittany

Day 1: Arrival in Pontorson

Arrive in Pontorson, on the doorstep of Mont St Michel.
You stay at the Hotel Montgomery (breakfast)

Day 2: Pontorson to Mont St Michel 10KM (6.5MI), 3HR

Follow the Camino de Santiago route in the footsteps of the ancient pilgrims before arriving in the UNESCO-listed Mont-Saint-Michel. For 13 centuries, this rocky island, nestling in the heart of a huge, beautiful bay has been home to a magnificent abbey. Perched at the top of the islet, as if levitating, the building is like a mirage, always a mesmerising sight. From the top of the medieval ramparts, enjoy the wonderful view over the bay where the light reveals a different landscape every second.
You stay at the Hotel du Roy (Breakfast)

Day 3: Mont St Michel to Dol de Bretagne 25KM (16MI), 5,5HR or 17KM (11MI), 4HR or 13KM (8MI), 3HR

Walk along the bay, through the marshlands, salt meadows with grazing sheep and green undulating landscape. Meet the natural treasures of this bay with exceptional bird watching with waders and other various species. Continue through pretty villages towards Dol with its medieval houses and 13th Century Cathedral.
You stay at Hotel de Bretagne (Breakfast and evening meal)

Day 4: Dol de Bretagne to Cancale 20KM (12.5MI), 4,5HR or 15KM (9.5MI), 3,5HR

Out of the flat landscape emerges an extraordinary outcrop, Mont Dol, where Saint Michael supposedly fought off Satan. Climb it for elating views. Follow the scenic old customs path along the coastline with breath-taking views towards Cancale .

At Cancale the world is your oyster. Mention Cancale to a Frenchman or a foodie and the instant response will be 'oysters'; the magnificent molluscs have been cultivated in this attractive fishing village for hundreds of years.
You stay at Le Querrien (Breakfast)

Day 5: At Cancale 13 KM (8 MI), 3 HR

Take a breath of fresh air, enjoy panoramic views over the bay and the harbour, observe fishermen as they unload their catch of the day. Stop around the port for lunch in one of the seafood restaurant where you can sample the 'king of shellfish'.

Alternatively, walk to the headland at Pointe du Grouin, for spectacular views. Marking the westernmost tip of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, this brilliantly located headland not only allows you to benefit from sublime views eastwards, but also splendid ones to the west. The island just offshore is off-limits though as it's the preserve of birds.
You stay at Le Querrien (Breakfast)

Day 6: Cancale to St Malo 21 KM (13 MI), 4,5HR

Walking transfer in the morning. Then, follow the GR34 on the coastline with wonderful panoramic views before arriving in St Malo. Explore this historic port town made rich by its infamous naval privateers. St Malo has always been the scene of great adventures throughout its long history and has managed to preserve its authentic atmosphere, characterised by ramparts, cobbled streets and old stone buildings.
You stay at Le Beaufort (Breakfast)

Day 7: Leave St Malo