Ocean Fort – Jumel Bay loop from Batz-sur-Mer

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Ocean Fort – Jumel Bay loop from Batz-sur-Mer

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Ocean Fort – Jumel Bay loop from Batz-sur-Mer

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14.5km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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1.53 km

Casse-Caillou Point

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The tip of Casse-Caillou closes the southern end of Valentin beach and protects it in part from the storms of the southwest.

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5.91 km

Saint-Goustan Beach

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Large sandy beach. Not my favorite beach on the peninsula, to be honest, but it has the advantage of being within walking distance of the town center and the oceanarium.

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7.95 km

Scenic Coastal Stretch

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The region is perfect for cycling, with wide cycle paths along the coast.

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8.15 km

Ocean Fort

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This former Vauban-inspired stronghold has been converted into a hotel in modern times. The surrounding rocky landscapes are impressive.

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8.83 km

Bear Rock

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This famous rock actually looks like a sitting bear looking out to sea

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9.75 km

Plage des Sables Menus

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One of the few swimmable beaches in Le Croisic, it's perfect for a break. For swimming, consider Port Lin Beach, a little further east.

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10.6 km

Jumel Bay

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Next to Port Lin beach — a sandy cove, formerly known as "Anse des Bonnes-Femmes" and bordered to the east by the Pointe du Fort — Jumel Bay is part …

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13.9 km

Impossible not to stop in front of the ruins of the Notre-Dame-du-Mûrier chapel! Its Gothic style materializes in very harmonious lines. This 15th century building was built as a token of thanks following a plague.

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