Without a car · Bus, Regional train
Saint-Malo to Saint-Suliac
42 min at the fastest, at least 1 change, ≈ €3–11 (estimate).
At a glance
- Fastest
- 42 min 13:31 → 14:13
- Usually
- 48 min 9 journeys during the day
- Changes
- at least 1 first departure 07:44, last 22:58
- Price
- ≈ €3–11 Estimate
- CO₂
- 1.2 kg vs ≈ 1.8 kg alone by car
The routes on the map
- 42 min · Bus 2, Bus 12 (9 departures)
Journeys on Tue 27 Oct
-
07:44 → 09:34
1h 50min · 3 changes
BUS8 TER854328 TER854107 BUS12≈ €5–11
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12:12 → 12:58
46 min · 1 change
BUS8 BUS12≈ €3–5
-
13:31 → 14:13
42 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–5
-
15:03 → 15:48
45 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–5
-
15:56 → 16:43
47 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–5
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16:57 → 17:45
48 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–5
-
17:59 → 18:48
49 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–9
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19:40 → 20:33
53 min · 1 change
BUS2 BUS12≈ €3–9
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22:58 → 23:58
1h · 1 change
BUS9 BUS12≈ €3–9
An ordinary weekday, calculated on 20 October 2026 from the networks' timetables. Timetables change from day to day: search for your date.
Book your tickets
- MAT (St Malo Agglomération) (official website, new tab)
- SNCF Connect (official website, new tab)
- MAT (official website, new tab)
one-go does not sell tickets: these links go to the operators' official websites.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get from Saint-Malo to Saint-Suliac without a car?
42 min for the fastest journey (13:31 → 14:13), 48 min usually, based on 9 journeys found on Tue 27 Oct.
What time does the first journey from Saint-Malo to Saint-Suliac leave?
On Tue 27 Oct, the first departure is at 07:44 and the last at 22:58. Timetables change from day to day: check your date on one-go.
How much does the journey from Saint-Malo to Saint-Suliac cost?
≈ €3–11, depending on the journey and when you book. This is a one-go estimate: the real price may be different.
Which companies run the journey from Saint-Malo to Saint-Suliac?
MAT (St Malo Agglomération), SNCF VOYAGEURS, MAT.
Timetables: transport networks (transport.data.gouv.fr), calculated with MOTIS. Maps: © OpenStreetMap contributors. How it works.