From the D-Day Beaches to Mont-Saint-Michel
260 km · Moderate
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D-Day Landing Beaches
Crossing Normandy by bike, from Omaha Beach to the bay.
The most complete circuit: two days of remembrance on the D-Day coast, then south along the beaches-to-Mont-Saint-Michel route via Granville and into the bay on the GR 34.
Colleville-sur-Mer, Calvados
Seafront starting point, after visiting the American cemetery.
Port-en-Bessin, Calvados
Fishing port and fish market: the first lunch stop of the bike route.
Saint-Lô, Manche
The rebuilt 'capital of ruins': ramparts and the national stud farm.
Granville, Manche
Overnight facing the Chausey islands, Villa Les Rhumbs and the Christian Dior garden.
Genêts, Manche
Final morning on foot along the GR 34, with the Mount in sight.
Mont-Saint-Michel, Manche
Arrive across the footbridge and visit the abbey to close the circuit.



After D-Day, the Battle of Normandy was fought in the hedgerows: Saint-Lô, the 'capital of ruins', was liberated in July 1944 at the cost of massive destruction, before Operation Cobra broke through towards Avranches and Brittany.
The circuit follows that route south-west, from the Bessin fishing ports to Granville, privateer town and Christian Dior's birthplace, ending at Mont-Saint-Michel, a thousand years of pilgrimage.
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