Mont Saint Michel Day Trip from Paris
Tour historic Mont St. Michel and Saint Malo in one great day from Paris

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Paris to Mont Saint Michel: Your Itinerary
Take a one-day trip from Paris to discover three of western France’s greatest treasures: Mont Saint Michel, the walled city of Saint Malo, and the medieval town of Dinan.

This small-group tour welcomes only eight travelers. You’ll have free time for lunch at Mont Saint Michel (meals not included). It’s one of our most popular tours!
Paris to Mont St. Michel Day Trip
Price: $185.00 per person (tour and abbey ticket only), $358.00 with 2nd Class Rail, and $458.00 with 1st Class Rail.
Train Departure Time: 7:00 a.m.
Duration: 14-15 Hours
Meeting Point: The rail station in Saint Malo, France
Group Size: 8 person maximum
Availability: Tours run March through October on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Tour Highlights
- Pick-up at the Saint Malo rail station
- Abbey admission at Mont Saint Michel included
- Licensed, local driver-guide
- Free time for lunch at Mont Saint Michel
- Visit the charming town of Dinan
Any tour can be made private. Contact us for pricing and details.
This tour often sells out, so please book early to get your preferred tour date.
Full Mont Saint Michel Day Trip from Paris by Train
Begin with a relaxing train ride from Gare Montparnasse in Paris to Saint Malo. Upon arrival, your driver greets you for a scenic drive along the coast, leading to the legendary Mont Saint Michel.
Taking the high-speed train from Paris to St. Malo slashes travel time, letting you arrive earlier and explore more. It’s a world apart from lengthy bus rides!
Charming Saint Malo

Explore Saint Malo’s medieval walls, cobbled streets, and dramatic tides (which can rise 30 feet in as many minutes). This enchanting town was famously featured in the novel “All the Light We Cannot See.”
Visit Mont Saint Michel

Legend says a medieval monk had a vision from the archangel Michael, leading to the construction of this iconic abbey perched on a rocky outcrop. Mont Saint Michel, the second most visited site in France after the Eiffel Tower, offers 300 steps up to a stunning monastery—and time for lunch in the village below.
Next, a short drive brings you to Dinan, known for its half-timbered buildings and winding streets.
Medieval Dinan

A centuries-old trading hub, Dinan brims with history, charming cafés, and unique shops. You’ll finish the day in Rennes, boarding the TGV for a quick two hour ride back to Paris.
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Mont St. Michel Day Trip from Paris – More Information
Your train departs Montparnasse station at around 7:00 am for St. Malo, returning you to Paris by about 10:05 pm. Traveling by train both ways—out via St. Malo and back from Rennes—eliminates roughly five hours of driving time compared to typical bus tours from Paris.
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Cancellation and Refund Policies
Due to the small group aspect of all of our tours, our cancellation policy is as follows. More than 7 days before tour date – 100% refundable; from 7 to 3 days before tour date – 50% refundable; less than 3 days – non-refundable. If cancelling please contact us as soon as possible to insure we can credit you properly.
Why choose our Mont St. Michel day trip from Paris over the big bus tours?
Other companies load up to 50 people on a single bus. We keep our groups at just eight, led by a local guide who knows every corner of the region.
Big-bus tours often juggle multiple languages, while ours is exclusively in English—no waiting around while the guide repeats everything.
And because we travel by high-speed train, you’ll save hours compared to a bus route. That extra time lets you explore Saint Malo, Mont St. Michel, and Dinan all in one unforgettable day.
How much time do you need to tour Mont St. Michel?
We schedule about three hours at Mont St. Michel—an ideal window to climb the 300 steps at a comfortable pace, take in the views, and pause for lunch. Through years of guiding travelers, we’ve found this is the perfect balance: long enough to explore the abbey’s highlights without feeling rushed. The result is a relaxed yet immersive experience of this medieval wonder.
Why we love Mont St. Michel – When a medieval monk has a vision to build a monastery on a rock cut off by high tides, and actually gets it built, well, you have to see it. We climbed the 300 steps up and took in an amazing view. That fast-advancing tide is almost like an optical illusion, and I’ll never forget almost getting caught in it when we walked the tidal flats further up the coast. – Laura |