Public transport
How to get around the Emerald Coast of Brittany
Discover the Emerald Coast differently thanks to the wide range of public transport options available. Buses, local connections and nearby transport networks make it easy to travel around Dinard, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, Lancieux and the surrounding area, while fully enjoying the landscapes and iconic sites of the destination. To help you organise a peaceful, car-free stay, you will find here all the practical information you need to understand how public transport works on the Emerald Coast and to get around with ease.
Train
The nearest SNCF train station is Saint-Malo. To access all information about this station, please visit the dedicated page.
SNCF Mobile Shop
Train ticket purchase and information
Need advice for your train journey? Information on fares? Want to learn more about a subscription? SNCF advisers will be available on board the SNCF mobile shop to provide you with details about your travel plans and SNCF services. You can buy all your SNCF tickets and recharge your KorriGo card there.
Opening days
The SNCF shop is present at the Dinard market on Tuesdays all year round. Please note that the shop may be temporarily closed, so it is advisable to check with the Tourist Office.
The BreizhGo coach network
To get around by coach in Brittany, you will use the BreizhGo network, which encompasses regional public transport, including coaches. Four BreizhGo lines serve the municipalities of Dinard on the Emerald Coast. The timetables are divided into two periods: one timetable for the school year and another for the summer holidays in July and August. Timetables are available online below, as well as in paper format at our information centres. The Tourist Office in Dinard sells booklets of 10 journeys and can also recharge your BreizhGo subscriptions.
Travelling by coach in Ille-et-Vilaine
To travel by coach in Brittany, you will use the BreizhGo network, which brings together regional public transport services, including coaches. Four BreizhGo lines serve the municipalities of Dinard Côte d’Émeraude. Timetables are divided into two periods: one for the school year and one for the summer holidays in July and August. Timetables are available online below and in paper format at our visitor information centres. The Tourist Office in Dinard sells 10-trip ticket booklets and can also top up your BreizhGo subscriptions.
- Line 516 : SAINT-MALO – SAINT-BRIAC – Dinard, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer and La Richardais: Fares
SCHEDULE : From September 1st 2025 to July 3rd 2026
- Line 507 : DINARD – RENNES – Dinard, Pleurtuit and Tréméreuc. Reach easily Dinan and Rennes with this: Fares
SCHEDULE : From September 1st 2025 to July 3rd 2026
Contact BreizhGo in Ille-et-Vilaine
- Tél : +33 810 351 035 (0,05 € / min)
- Everyday from 7 a.m. to midnight
Take the coach in Côtes d’Armor
- Line 212 : DINAN – LANCIEUX – Lancieux.
SCHEDULE : From September 1st 2025 to August 31st 2026
- Line 214 : SAINT-MALO – SAINT-CAST-LE-GUILDO – Lancieux.
SCHEDULE : From September 1st 2025 to July 3rd 2026
Contact BreizhGo in Côtes d’Armor
- Tél : +33 810 22 22 22
- From Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Summer Shuttle
During the summer season, reach Dinard town centre easily with the free Summer Shuttle. The shuttle operates in July and August and connects park-and-ride facilities to the town centre in just 15 minutes.
- Park-and-ride car parks: Hermitage and Ville-Billy (La Richardais)
- Stops in Dinard: Notre-Dame Church and Tourist Office
- Free and accessible to all, including people with reduced mobility
- Bicycles are not permitted
Details for the 2026 season will be announced in the coming months (exact dates, timetables, frequency, etc.).
The Dinard – Le Minihic-sur-Rance Shuttle (via La Richardais)
All year round, travel from Dinard to La Richardais and Le Minihic-sur-Rance with the Rance Émeraude shuttle. The service operates Monday to Saturday, including public holidays. It is free of charge and connects with BreizhGo Lines 507 and 516.
Public transport on the Emerald Coast
Dinard bus
Dinard Bus is a free minibus service operating all year round from Tuesday to Saturday, excluding public holidays. It does not operate on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons. Routes run in loops, meaning each stop is served in one direction only. There are three regular lines and a specific route for market returns on Tuesdays and Thursdays at midday.
On-Demand Transport – TADy
Open to everyone, TADy picks you up wherever you wish in Dinard, Lancieux, La Richardais, Le Minihic-sur-Rance, Pleurtuit, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, Saint-Lunaire or Tréméreuc. You then choose your destination among 12 designated stops.
Booking: call +33 (0)2 99 300 300 before 5 p.m. the day before travel. Fare: €2 per person, free for children under 4.
Operating times:
- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
- Saturday: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. No service on Mondays, Fridays and Sundays.
Boat
Compagnie Corsaire
Embarkation points in Dinard: Promenade du Clair de Lune (access via the stairs opposite the Grand Hôtel) and Cale du Bec de la Vallée.
Convenient and enjoyable, avoid traffic jams and the Rance Dam. From April to November: regular service with frequent departures every day. Up to 54 departures per day.
Night services for fireworks displays.
Contact :
Tél : +33 825 138 100 (0,15 € / min)
info@compagniecorsaire.com
www.compagniecorsaire.com
Les Bateaux Rouges
Embarkation point in Dinard: Cale du Bec de la Vallée.
Travel safely and without traffic jams to Dinard, Saint-Malo, or Saint-Servan! Embark on a journey to discover the Bay of Saint-Malo, its islets, forts, and treasures.
Night services for fireworks displays.
Contact :
Tél.: 07 69 40 38 40
contact@bateauxrouges.com www.bateauxrouges.com
Captain Taxi
Embarkation point in Dinard: Cale du Bec de la Vallée.
Open 7 days a week, day and night, all year round.
Night services for fireworks displays.
Contact :
Tél.: 06 81 00 90 66
contact@captain-taxi.fr
www.captain-taxi.fr
Carpooling
Carpooling helps reduce travel costs, limits pollutant emissions, fights climate change and makes journeys more sociable. How can you organise carpooling?
- Ask colleagues, friends or acquaintances – travelling with someone you know is often more reassuring, especially at first.
- Use OuestGo, a free, public and local platform that helps carpoolers connect and organise trips.
Carpool with OuestGo in 3 steps:
- Quickly create your account (5 steps in 2 minutes)
- Search for your trip. No match? Don’t worry – create your own listing to maximise your chances, even as a passenger (7 steps, 3 minutes).
- Get in touch with potential carpoolers, finalise the details and hit the road.
Getting to Mont Saint-Michel with public transport
Direct coach service from Saint-Malo with Keolis Armor
Return ticket: €25. Drop-off and pick-up take place at the Mont-Saint-Michel coach park (P7). Allow 15 minutes by free shuttle or 45 minutes on foot to reach the Mont.
Online reservation is available for the Rennes <> Mont Saint-Michel and Saint-Malo <> Mont Saint-Michel routes. It can be made on the website www.keolis-armor.com, and booking your trip is the only way to guarantee a seat on board.
FlixBus – Direct bus from Saint-Malo with FlixBus:
Tickets from €3.99 – up to 3 trips per day – approx. 48 minutes travel time. Enjoy a fast, convenient and affordable journey between Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel.
