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Normandy Tours and Trips

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From the 11th-century Norman conquest of England to the World War II D-Day landings, Normandy holds a special place in European history. It’s true that this northwestern region in France mostly draws history lovers, but there is much more to explore here beyond the usual suspects: D-Day landing beaches, Mémorial de Caen, Bayeux Tapestry, etc. Visitors can, for instance, enjoy a seaside holiday in Deauville, explore the historical buildings in Caen, and sample the world-famous Camembert cheese. Keep reading to find out our highlights of Normandy on your France tour. 

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Monica | Traveled in October

I thoroughly enjoyed travelling with Explore. Tge group leader and driver made all tge difference. It was a well planned trip with lots of fabulous scenery and a variety for riding. The bikes were in excellent condition too.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

We had a good time despite some rain for which I don't blame them! The hotels were all very different but nice and that was interesting. There was a good variety in the walks and things to see.

Harry | Traveled in October

A great trip with an excellent tour guide, Weronika who is very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Our man in the van, Lluis, also enhanced the experience with a series of picnics through the week. The tour struck a good balance between cycling and sight seeing. The accommodation was good quality and the travel logistics worked well.

Paul | Traveled in October

Weronica was great. Very informative, full of positive energy, and kept us from getting lost. Lluis was an amazing support person. His picnics were fabulous, and he was a great cheerleader for each of us.

Catherine H. | Traveled in October

We had not been to Marseille or Barcelona before so this was a perfect trip to link the two cities and our love of cycling holidays; mid October the weather was just right and we managed to dodge any rain! Our guide Weronika and driver Lluis were an absolute star team, nothing was too much trouble and their enthusiasm and energy never wavered. Weronika guided us safely each day and was very knowledgeable about the places we visited so we learned a lot about the history of the region; Weronika’s spirit and humour was also infectious! We were told Lluis was famous for his picnics and he certainly lived up to this, the food he produced on the road was superb. We had a great time, cycled along some beautiful coastlines and also up and over the Col de Banyuls with fantastic views. Thank you to Weronika, Lluis and all the group for helping to make it a fun trip. Catherine and Harry

Anonymous | Traveled in October

We had a wonderful walk through Normandy. Planning for our trip was assisted by the gear list provided. The final documents gave us everything we needed to get started and the downloadable maps and app were easy to use and meant that we never got lost! The chosen routes were lovely taking us along the sea and through the countryside. We loved the mix of hotels, particularly the L'Ecrin in Honfleur and the Hotel Argouges in Bayeux. Our local contact, Alice who picked us up in Honfleur and took us to Arromanches was very accommodating. We asked to make a brief stop at Juno Beach on the way and she was more than happy to do that, allowing us some time on this important Canadian D Day site. She was also full of information and history as we drove which made the time go very quickly. Many, many thanks to her for her friendly, helpful contribution to our happy experience.

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Quick Facts

Good season May to September 
Peak season June to August (June is especially busy for D-Day events)
Size 30,600 km2 (11,825 mi2)
Population 3.5 million
Adjacent cities/destinations Paris, Rouen, Caen, Mont St. Michel, Bayeux, Honfleur, Deauville

Tour Highlights

  • Make it a point to visit Mont-Saint-Michel during your trip to Normandy. This tidal island is famed for its castle-like abbey that appears as though it has risen out of the sea.
  • Head to Caen for a whole host of things to do and explore. Caen Castle and the men’s and women’s abbey all have links to William the Conqueror, and when night falls, the streets in the Vanguex neighborhood come alive with various bars and restaurants.
  • See the infamous Bayeux Tapestry that depicts the campaign led by William the Conqueror to conquer England in 1066.
  • Enjoy the perfect seaside holiday in Deauville, which is also popular among visitors for its golf courses, marina, horse racing culture, and casinos.
  • Visit the capital of the Normandy region, Rouen. This port city is steeped in history, with the oldest inn in France, La Couronne, the stunning Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Gros Horloge Clock Tower.
  • Explore the D-Day beaches on a World War II tour of Normandy. The five beaches, with their code names of Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword can evoke powerful feelings as you walk where many men bravely fought for Europe’s freedom.
  • Savor some of the best cheeses in France, all found in the Normandy region. The star of the show is Camembert, but other varieties like Neufchatel, Livarot, and Pont-l’Eveque aren't to be missed.

Travel Tips

  • Be respectful when visiting war memorials in Normandy.
  • Devote at least half a day to the Mémorial de Caen, which commemorates Normandy Landings and the Battle of Caen.
  • Make your vacation go further by booking tours from Paris to Normandy. As most key attractions and towns are just a two-hour drive from the capital, you get to experience the best of both worlds.
  • Add Amiens and Lille to your itinerary if you are on a World War II tour of Normandy.
  • Plan ahead if you are going on Normandy beach tours in the summer, which is the peak time for tourism. Or aim for the shoulder months of May and September.
  • Consider visiting lesser-known gems like Trouville-Sur-Mer and Valleuse d’Antifer on your Normandy trip.

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