The Vélodyssée: From Nantes to Roscoff, a cycling adventure in the heart of Brittany
Embark on a cycling adventure through Brittany! The Vélodyssée, one of Europe's most beautiful cycling routes, invites you on an exceptional journey between Nantes and Roscoff. Pedal along the Breton coast and immerse yourself in diverse and authentic landscapes.
A route rich in discoveries
From Nantes, the city of the Dukes of Brittany, to Roscoff, gateway to the Île de Batz, you will travel through diverse regions. Your route will take you through historic towns such as Redon, Malestroit, Josselin, Pontivy, and Carhaix-Plouguer, before reaching the wild coasts of Finistère and the charming town of Morlaix.
Breathtaking landscapes
- The Nantes-Brest Canal: A peaceful waterway that will lead you through the Breton countryside.
- The Monts d'Arrée: Admire the granite landscapes and heathlands of this wild region.
- The coasts of Finistère: Discover the wild coasts and sandy beaches of the tip of Brittany.
- The Bay of Morlaix: Admire the magnificent landscapes of this bay, dotted with small fishing ports.
A journey into Breton history and culture
Throughout your journey, you will discover a rich historical and cultural heritage:
- Historic towns: Nantes, Redon, Josselin, Pontivy, Morlaix... so many towns that will reveal their charm and history to you.
- Castles: Visit the many castles that dot the route, witnesses to a rich past.
- Natural heritage: Explore the forests, marshes, and heathlands that border the Vélodyssée.
A tailor-made journey for a unique experience
To accompany you on your adventure, we offer various services :
- Luggage transport: Travel light by entrusting your luggage to our transport service.
- Transport of people and bikes: We can organize your transport from your starting point to your accommodation or a train station, and vice versa.
Ready for an unforgettable experience ?
The Vélodyssée between Nantes and Roscoff promises you moments of pure happiness. Don't hesitate to contact us to organize your transport.