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Subject Topic: Best route St Malo to Carnac
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19/7/2011 at 6:22pm
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Hi All, can't wait as heading off on Thursday for our summer hols. Heading to Carnac - love it!

First time on ferry to St Malo. Anyone any thoughts whether we should stick to motorway (toll free) via Rennes or cut across via Caulnes / Gael / Mauron which is 30 kms less. Google gives sam time for both routes.

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19/7/2011 at 7:52pm
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I'd say it depends on which sort of road you prefer.   If the autoroute is free, then I'd be inclined to use that!  Generally we try to travel toll-free - but that doesn't mean avoiding autoroutes where they are free.

Why not go one way on the way there, and try the other on the way back - then you can make up your own mind which was easier!



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The Rennes route is easy peesy quiet quick and easily sign posted. It's a very pleasant route. We have done it many times

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