Port of Bonhomme – Passage du Gois loop from Noirmoutier-en-l'Île

Port of Bonhomme – Passage du Gois loop from Noirmoutier-en-l'Île

Moderate

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Port of Bonhomme – Passage du Gois loop from Noirmoutier-en-l'Île

02:36

61.7km

70m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 15.7 km for 3.75 km

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.63 km

Port of Bonhomme

Highlight • Restaurant

Oyster port with several counters and small restaurants to taste shellfish and crustaceans firsthand.

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12.3 km

Réserve naturelle du Polder de Sébastopol

Nature Reserve

14.5 km

The place not to be missed when visiting the island. An air of the end of the world at high tide, a real experience at low tide. The crossing by bike is nice, despite the algae, the slippery cobblestones and the many cars in summer.

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15.0 km

Sébastopol Polder Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

Gently gravel passage on a stabilized gravel path but it's beautiful and worth the detour.
Nesting place for terns, seagulls and avocets, with a high concentration in April/May, which offers an impressive natural spectacle with the noise and smell ...

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37.4 km

Grande Côte Beach

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Beach often very windy, which is why it is frequented by kites and sand yachts. Easily accessible by road, you just have to walk a few dozen meters in the sand.

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38.8 km

Viewpoint

40.0 km

Pont de Noirmoutier

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To see the underside of the Noirmoutier bridge or the jetty.

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40.8 km

La Fosse

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52.2 km

Cantine Beach

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Road along the beach,
Unless it is the beach that runs along the road ...

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58.1 km

Jacobsen Pier

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Offering the best view of the village of Noirmoutier on the island, the Jacobsen dike or causeway was built in 1812 by the engineer Jean-Corneile Jacobsen de la Rosnière, from a family of Dutch origin living in Noirmoutier in France. 1740.
This dike allowed the development of both sides of the salt marshes by creating a towpath and a canal to access the port.
On one side, along the canal is the boat cemetery, on the other side is the Müllembourg Polder, with its ornithological reserve where you can observe many birds. The car-free jetty has been converted into a cycle and pedestrian path. There may be many walkers during the holidays.

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58.7 km

Fort Larron

Fort

61.7 km

End point

Bus stop

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