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Brittany Walking Tour
At the border of Brittany and Normandy in France, the Bay of the Mont Saint Michel shelters one of the jewels of the western Christian art, the iconic...
5 Days / 4 Nights 
Brittany 
This tour starts any day of the year. 
From 1070€ 
Brittany Challenging
1 Comment(s)Known as a land of myths and legends, Brittany is also the birthplace of cycling legends like Bernard Hinault and Louison Bobet. The awesome landscapes...
8 Days / 7 Nights Brittany This tour starts any day of the year. From 2613€ 
Brittany to Normandy
5 Comment(s)Normandy is an "artist's paradise," wonderful coastline, woodlands and countryside combine to make a fabulous bicycle vacation. Of course,...
8 Days / 7 Nights Normandy This tour starts any day of the year. From 2839€ 
Brittany Classic
This trip lets you discover the authentic Brittany. Discover the beautiful natural landscapes, the breathtaking cliffs carved by the ocean, and the...
8 Days / 7 Nights Brittany This tour starts any day of the year. From 2710€ or Brittany is all about getting away from it all, whether you are cycling along the Pink Granite coast, visiting an oyster farm in Cancale, or exploring the local villages with their cobbled streets.
During your trip with us you will be able to visit some charming cities such as Saint Malo, with its renowned walls, and Dinard, also known as the French Riviera of Brittany, with its large villas and luxury hotels.
Brittany also boasts one of France’s oldest cultures, dating back to the Celtic times, before the Romans’ arrival in 56 BC. Proud of its origins, the Breton dialect is still spoken nowadays, and throughout the region you can visit several dolmen and menhirs ancient sites, perfect examples of the region’s long history.
Brittany is also a land of legends: King Arthur, Merlin, the Lady of the Lake… they all are part of local folklore.
One of the highlights of any Brittany tour is a visit to the iconic Mont St. Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This incredible abbey, perched on a rocky islet, is a must-see for history and architecture lovers. Another popular stop is the charming city of St. Malo, with its walled old town and stunning views of the sea. And no trip to Brittany is complete without tasting the fresh oysters in Cancale, a seaside town celebrated for its exceptional seafood.
Exploring Brittany by bike offers a unique and immersive way to experience the region. Cyclists can enjoy scenic routes along the coastline, winding through picturesque villages and lush green landscapes. You’ll encounter Brittany’s distinctive Celtic heritage, evident in its music, festivals, and even the Breton language still spoken in some areas. A tour of Brittany allows you to connect with the region’s rich traditions and unique culture.
Brittany’s charm extends beyond its coastal beauty. Inland, you’ll find rolling hills, historic castles, and tranquil countryside. These diverse landscapes make it one of the most sought-after destinations for travelers in Brittany, Europe. Whether you’re exploring ancient forests or enjoying the lively markets in small towns, Brittany offers something for everyone.
Join one of our Brittany tours and discover why this region is so beloved. From its scenic coastal paths to its rich cultural history, Brittany provides an authentic and unforgettable experience for all who visit.
REASONS TO DISCOVER BRITTANY
Mont Saint Michael is located in between the two regions of Brittany and Normandy. The Mount and its abbey is the second-most visited site in France and an architectural gem. Accessible at low tide, it has been a monastery since the 8th century and served as a prison during the French Revolution. The view of the Mont, from across the water is breathtaking. And the view of Brittany from the Bay is just as wonderful.
This walled city retains a lot of history. Located by the sea, it was once the home of pirates and was nearly destroyed by bombings during WWII. The city’s ramparts, the fort of Saint Malo and the Cathedral are reminders of these ancient times. Make sure you take time to explore the city.
Côte de Granite Rose, located on the far western point of Brittany. This 30 km stretch of coastline offers a spectacular sight not to be missed. It has become famous due to the uncommon pink and orange color of its sand and rocks. Cycling along the Pink Granite Coast is an unforgettable experience!
The large stones scattered throughout the countryside and forests in various patterns and rows offer a testament to the region’s ancient roots. Despite the fact that they’ve been around since before the Pyramids were built, their purpose still remains a mystery. Cycling around the region you will likely encounter two types of stone monuments: Dolmen, which resemble a table top, and Menhir, long structures which stand upright.
People from Brittany are proud of their traditions and culture and over the years have found a way to successfully merge them with the modern world and technological advances. This creates a unique cultural experience for visitors who can still hear the traditional language of Breton (Celtic language) being spoken and dine on traditional cuisine. Cycling through Brittany offers a glimpse into a truly unique region and the people who call it home.
Make sure to try the fresh seafood served on a bed of crushed ice: oysters, clams, mussels, large prawns and many other delicacies from the sea. Crepes (thin pancakes made from wheat flour) and galettes (made from buckwheat flour) are also a Brittany specialty. Sweet or savory, they are delicious!
As in Normandy, cider and Calvados (a brandy made from distilled apple cider) are famous drinks from Brittany.
Brittany is located on the northwest peninsula of France. It is famous for its wild coasts and cliffs but also for its scenic countryside and forests. Some of the most famous cities include Brest (a port famous for the role it played during WW II), Lorient (founded in 1666 by the Company of India), Rennes (the historical capital of Brittany) and Saint-Malo (an old privateer city).
The beauty of Brittany and the mild weather attract an increasing amount of people to places such as: Cancal, Dinard, Dinan, Perros-Guirec, Quiberon…
Brittany France, aka Bretagne, is the country of the menhirs, dolmens, and of legends. A long time ago the region was part of Armorica, the center of a group of Cymric Celtic tribes. The Romans under Julius Caesar invaded the country in 56 AD, and it then became a Roman province. After the withdrawal of the Romans around the 5th and 6th century, Celtic natives of Britain (Grande Bretagne), called the Britons, took refuge in Armorica from invaders of their homeland.
The Brittany people are proud of their roots and the Breton dialect is still spoken. It has been officially recognized as a language and is taught in high school and universities.
You can also find your french atlantic coast bike tour, your Dordogne bike tour or your French Riviera bike tour.
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