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Manche
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Genêts

Saint-Jean-le-Thomas Beach – The cabins of Saint-Jean loop from Genêts

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France
Manche
Avranches
Genêts

Saint-Jean-le-Thomas Beach – The cabins of Saint-Jean loop from Genêts

Moderate

4.5

(2)

4

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Saint-Jean-le-Thomas Beach – The cabins of Saint-Jean loop from Genêts

01:31

25.0km

170m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 8.31 km for 105 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1

1.85 km

Bec d'Andaine

Highlight • Beach

This point was frequented for the crossing of the bay, but is now regaining its natural environment thanks to the relocation of the car park and related facilities. The landscape and dunes offer a beautiful view of Mont Saint-Michel

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2

6.99 km

Saint-Jean-le-Thomas Beach

Highlight • Beach

Plage de Saint-Jean-le-Thomas is a beach located in the commune of Saint-Jean-le-Thomas in the department of Manche in Normandy, France. It is the first beach of the bay that you will find if you arrive from the south, when you come from Granville and go towards Mont Saint-Michel. It has a beautiful sandy beach at high tide, and the sea retreats very far at low tide. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Mont Saint-Michel, Tombelaine and the Emerald Coast from its beaches.

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3

7.21 km

The cabins of Saint-Jean

Highlight • Structure

4

7.96 km

Cale Saint Michel

Highlight • Other

Access to the bay and rest area with these historic cannons, at the northern end of a long beach that overlooks the Bay of Mont Saint Michel, with a view of the island in the distance.

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5

8.42 km

Saint-Jean Vauban Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

One of the 3 Vauban huts along the customs path between St Jean-le-Thomas and Carolles. Panoramic view of St Jean, Bec d'Andaine and the Mont in the background.

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6

24.8 km

Genêts and the Lerre

Highlight • Settlement

This town not only houses a Maison de la Baie, there are also numerous guide associations. The robust, granite Eglise Notre-Dame (12th-14th century) is preceded by a beautiful, paneled portal (16th century). Inside, the celebration makes a particularly powerful impression. It rests on four square, granite pillars, the capitals of which are decorated with animal and leaf motifs. The main altar is topped by an 18th-century canopy resting on four columns that are slightly thickened in the middle. The apse has a beautiful stained glass window, some of which date from the 13th century.

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24.9 km

Notre-Dame Church

Highlight • Other

From the first building of the 11th century, there remain parts of the south transept. The medieval church rebuilt by Abbot Robert de Torigni (c. 1110-1186) was consecrated in 1157. The portal dates from the end of the 11th century. The porch on the southern side of the nave dates from the fourteenth century. From this period we have the transept with its powerful granite pillars, but whose capitals were probably recut in the 14th century. The choir dates from the first third of the 13th century. Its smooth baskets or decorated with hooks, and its bases adorned with a row of pearls, recall the columns of the cloister of Mont-Saint-Michel and the chapter house of Hambye. The gable is perforated with a triplet crowned with a lobed rose, and its very damaged stained glass window depicts scenes from the life of Christ. The 15th century nave, which was restored in the 18th century, opens with a flamboyant porch with streamlined framework.
The 12th century bell tower was raised in the 15th century. Dressed in a saddleback and seated on the crossing of the transept, it is pierced on the upper floor on each of its sides by a twin bay. Its roof is embellished at its base, to the south and to the north, by two small galleries with an openwork balustrade.

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25.0 km

End point

Bus stop

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21.3 km

3.14 km

317 m

164 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

16.9 km

7.49 km

504 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

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