From the historical coasts to inland treasures
Normandy, land of History and Liberty
Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah beaches
- Discover the D-Day landing beaches, the cemeteries, the airborne sectors, the battlefields and the D-day museums.
- Walk in the main cities of these battles: Caen, Arromanches, Port-en-Bessin, Colleville, Sainte-Mère l’Eglise…You’ll never forget the breathtaking view from the Pointe du Hoc.
- Visit the highlights of Overlord with our private expert guides + off-beaten stories
Normandy, land of leisure and landscapes
Deauville, Cabourg, Honfleur, Saint-Malo, casinos, horse races … and the must-visit “Mont Saint Michel”
- Visit Normandy like a French : Walk on the famous ‘planches’ of Deauville, have a drink in the Grand Hotel of Cabourg, bet on horse races at the Deauville hippodrome or play blackjack in one of the famous Normandy coast casinos…
- You can’t leave Normandy without having seen the famous Mont-Saint-Michel : The « Wonder of the Western World » forms a tower in the heart of an immense bay invaded by the highest tides in Europe.
- Less-known but no less wonderful are small cities as Honfleur (heart of Impressionist painters), Saint Malo, Dinard, Dinan…
Normandy, land of many ancestral know-how
Fine porcelain, embroidery, tapestry of Bayeux, Honfleur and cheeses
- Admire the famous Bayeux Tapestry, an embroidered cloth of nearly 230 ft long and 20 in tall, which depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England.
- Enjoy a very nice walk in the little harbour-city of Honfleur with its picturesque backstreets and timber-framed houses. Honfleur is a town of painters and Impressionism with a deep soul that makes it irresistible.
- Last but no least, some of the most famous French cheeses are produced in Normandy: Camembert, Livarot, Pont L’Evêque…we’ll make you taste them with a glass of typical Normand cider.