Leave Saint Malo and go eastwards following the Emerald coast which takes its name from the beautiful colour of the water.

A little bit further, "La Pointe du Grouin" offers a spectacular view on the sea. 

Take a break in Cancale: based around a picturesque harbour, this town is well known for its oysters production. You cannot leave without trying!

Go on and enter the wild part of the bay of the Mont Saint Michel until you get to Le Vivier Sur Mer. This old fishing port is now specialized in the mussels farming.

Overnight at your hotel.

After breakfast, go on your cycling trip following the bay and the reclaim land: The landscape is quite unique.

At low tide you will see the shell-fish producers out on the sand with their tractors tending to their oyster parks and mussel beds.

Once you have crossed the Polders you will arrive at Mont Saint Michel. It will take you about 3 hours to walk round the ramparts, visit the Abbey at the top of the Mount and wander back down through the village.

To join Pontorson, follow the peaceful Couesnon river towards the south. If you still have time, make a small detour to the pretty village of Huisnes sur Mer.