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Dinard: Clair de Lune promenade and coastal routes
Clair de Lune and the Moulinet circuit are different walks. Choose a route that fits your available time and the mobility needs of your group.
Choose one route description
The tourist office places Clair de Lune between Pointe du Moulinet and Prieuré beach and gives a length of about one kilometre. Its Moulinet circuit sheet describes 3.3 kilometres. These figures refer to different routes: choose a sheet and its starting point rather than combining the distances.
Easy does not establish accessibility
The Moulinet circuit is rated easy but its sheet states that reduced-mobility access is unavailable. For a wheelchair, pushchair or limited stamina, ask the office about a specific route. The word “promenade” alone does not establish continuous accessible access. Keep an option to shorten the walk.
Our suggested plan: walk, then a town break
Start with your confirmed route, allow a break and add a separately booked indoor visit if wanted. For a crossing from Saint-Malo, check service dates and the last return. A sea connection appearing in a guide does not establish year-round operation.
Practical reference
Compare stages before booking
Suggested routes are editorial proposals. Confirm opening times, prices and accessibility for your date with the venues cited.
| Stage | Useful check | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Route | Clair de Lune or Moulinet circuit? | A specific route sheet |
| Mobility | Steps or difficult sections? | Tourist-office answer |
| Return | Boat available on your date? | Land alternative |
Prepare costs and admission conditions
Fund the trip independently of any potential winnings. Tourism access to a site does not establish admission to its gaming rooms.