Experience Normandy
Breathtaking, Magical, Authentic
Normandy is a land rich with history, culture, and scenery. Since the times of the Viking invasions, Normandy has been at the center of many major historical events in France. It was the home of powerful figures such as Rollo, Richard Lionheart, and William the Conqueror. It is also known for famous painters such as Claude Monet and Eugene Boudin. And no one can forget that it is here where the Allied forces landed on D-Day in WW2.
On our 7 day tour (2025), you will stay in the wonderful historic town of Bayeux and have the perfect amount of time to experience the highlights of Normandy. You will gaze in awe at the Mont St Michel. Learn intricate details of WW2 at the sites where the battles took place. Explore the market at the historic port in Honfleur. Enjoy a tasting of Calvados, the famous drink of the region. Walk in the streets of Rouen where Rollo the Viking, who was the first Duke of Normandy, ruled. See the famous Japanese footbridge and walk through Monet's private home and gardens.Â
Come with us to discover this beautiful region and fill your vacation with these unforgettable experiences and more!
When is the best time to travel to Normandy?
Summer! It is not hot or crowded. Normandy is generally a cold and rainy region but during the summer it is much nicer. June to August are the optimal months with the least rain and the most favorable temperatures, but May, September, and October are also great for visiting!
Summer is not hot in Normandy. The average high in July and August is 73 degrees Farenheit! The temperatures are mostly comfortable during the day and cool at night. As for crowds, there are almost none. The WW2 sites are very large and spacious and the cities and towns are not densely populated or overrun with tourists. The only place that is uncomfortably crowded (year round almost) is the Mont St Michel. However, we go there early in the morning to avoid the crowds.Â
Normandy 7 day Tour 2025-2026 Calendar
2025 Dates:
Sunday April 27th to Sunday May 4th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday May 4th to Sunday May 11th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday May 11th to Sunday May 18th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday June 8th to Sunday June 15th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday June 22nd to Sunday June 29th > (2 SPOTS LEFT)
Sunday June 29th to Sunday July 6th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday July 6th to Sunday July 13 > (2 SPOTS LEFT)
Sunday July 20th to Sunday July 27 > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday July 27th to Sunday August 3rd > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday August 3rd to Sunday August 10th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday August 10th to Sunday August 17th > (1 SPOT LEFT)
Sunday August 17th to Sunday August 24th > (SOLD OUT)
The Bayeux tapestry will be closed from September on during the remainder of the tours listed. On the following tours, we will substitute the Tapestry visit with a visit of Caen.
Sunday August 31st to Sunday September 7th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday September 14th to Sunday September 21st > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday September 28th to Sunday October 5th > (SOLD OUT)
Sunday October 12th to Sunday October 19th > (1 SPOT LEFT)
Sunday October 26th to Sunday November 2nd > (5 SPOTS LEFT)
2026 Dates:
The Bayeux tapestry will be closed in 2026. On the following tours, we will substitute the Tapestry visit with a visit of Caen.
Tour 1: Sun. April 26th to Sun. May 3rd, 2026 >
Tour 2: Sun. May 3rd to Sun. May 10th, 2026 >
Tour 3: Sun. May 10th to Sun. May 17th, 2026 >
Tour 4: Sun. June 7th to Sun. June 14th, 2026 >
Tour 5: Sun. June 14th to Sun. June 21st, 2026 >
Tour 6: Sun. June 28th to Sun. July 5th, 2026 >
Tour 7: Sun. July 5th to Sun. July 12th, 2026 >
Tour 8: Sun. July 19th to Sun. July 26th, 2026 >
Tour 9: Sun. July 26th to Sun. August 2nd, 2026 >
Tour 10: Sun. August 2nd to Sun. August 9th, 2026 >
Tour 11: Sun. August 9th to Sun. August 16th, 2026 >
Tour 12: Sun. August 23rd to Sun. August 30th, 2026 >
Tour 13: Sun. August 30th to Sun. September 6th, 2026 >
Tour 14: Sun. September 6th to Sun. September 13th, 2026 >
Tour 15: Sun. September 20th to Sun. September 27th, 2026 >
Tour 16: Sun. October 11th to Sun. October 18th, 2026 >
What's On The Tour?
Not only the most famous sites but also many hidden gems that others are missing out on!
Bayeux
You will stay in the city center for 5 nights during the tour in a great location so that you will be able to walk to and enjoy all the shops, restaurants, and museums that Bayeux has to offer. This charming city retained its old architecture » Read More by closely escaping destruction as the Allied bombing of the city was called off at the last minute and became the first liberated city of France during the D-Day invasions. » Close
Mont St Michel
One of the world's most stunning attractions, dramatically soars into the sky off the coast of Normandy. Some of the highest tides in Europe swoop around the island. The homes and shops of the medieval town date back to the 15th and » Read More 16th centuries. Mont St Michel is in a shallow bay, making it the ideal location for monks who were seeking solitude, and today has a monastic community. Visitors to the island are rewarded with panoramic views of the abbey and bay by climbing to the ramparts. The view from the ramparts is spectacular and the architecture dating back to the 11th-century and Gothic buildings make Mont St Michel one of Normandy's most beautiful attractions.  » Close
American Cemetery & Omaha Beach
Stand on the beach where the American forces landed in France with an expert WW2 guide and learn intricate details of how the Allied forces were able to overcome the German defenses on the battle of D-Day. » Read More The American Cemetery is dedicated to the thousands of American troops who lost their lives on that fateful day, one of the most moving experiences.  » Close
Honfleur
One of the loveliest ports on the Seine estuary is Honfleur. The Vieux Bassin or Old Dock, is one of the most picturesque areas, with elegant sails boat anchored in the harbor, cobbled streets, slate-grey facades, and dozens of restaurants with » Read More outdoor terraces; perfect for people watching. For decades artists such as Monet, Courbet, Cals, Boudin, Bazille, Sisley and Jongkind have flocked to the region, which is evident in the many galleries of Honfleur. » Close
The Bayeux Tapestry
Finished around 1077, the Bayeux Tapestry is displayed in a special museum in Bayeux. It is 1.6 feet high and a whopping 224.3 feet long and reads like panels from a graphic novel complete with Latin descriptions of the events of 1064 to 1066, beginning with » Read More King Edward the Confessor sending Harold to Normandy and culminating in Duke William’s invasion of England and the Battle of Hastings. The tapestry is encased in a long glass case in the museum and you can walk the length of it.  » Close
Rouen
Rouen has been the capital of Normandy since it was a duchy ruled by Rollo the viking. Many landmarks and medieval half-timber houses escaped the destruction of WW2 and now make up the old town district including one of the » Read More oldest clocks in Europe and the Rouen Cathedral, famously painted by Monet. This Cathedral is also the resting place of many famous figures including Richard the Lionheart and Rollo. The center of the old market square holds a cross which marks the location where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake after her imprisonment and trial in the city. » Close
Utah Beach
One of the key landing areas for the Allied forces on D-Day. Learn how the US Army quickly took this beach and avoided the heavy casualties that happened on Omaha. As part of the WW2 visits on the tour, you will discover » Read More an overall understanding of Operation Overlord that occured on D-Day. » Close
Pointe du Hoc
During the Normandy landing, the United States Army Ranger Assault Group attacked and captured Pointe du Hoc after scaling the cliffs, one of the most heroic acts on D-Day. » Read More The Pointe du Hoc is now a monument and one of very few places in Normandy where the craters left by bombing can still be seen. » Close
Longues-Sur-Mer
The only German Battery in the Atlantic Wall to retain it's original 150mm cannons still intact. This well preserved wartime site provides an up close learning experience and magnifies the challenge the Allies faced of breaking through the German coastline defenses. » Read More
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Mulberry Harbor at Arromanches
After D-Day, the Allies built an artificial harbor to calm the waters so that ships could bring in more troops, supplies and equipment. At Arromanches-les-Bains, remnants of the harbor are still visible standing in the water today. » Read More Here you will learn about the major project of constructing this artifical port, known as a "Mulberry Harbor" and its significance to the Allied operation to liberate France and defeat the Nazis. » Close
Monet's House in Giverny
The first impression of visitors to Monet's home is the vibrant colors throughout. In the gardens countless types of flowers and plants bloom to create the natural masterpiece which would serve as the inspiration for many of his paintings. » Read More The painter lived here in the city of Giverny, from 1883 until 1926, which was the inspiration for his water and flower garden paintings and his use of soft pastels. Monet's studio where he worked until 1899 is on the ground floor along with the charming, blue sitting room. Get a glimpse into the artist's life in his private apartments. The dining room and kitchen have been restored to look as they did when Monet was alive, and the crockery that he ordered for special occasions still sits in the glass cabinets. An extensive collection of Japanese prints is also on display in his home.  » Close
Normandy Airborne Museum
The interactive nature of the museum along with the information and stories presented with authentic artifacts such as planes, equipment and weapons, helps to live the experience of the soldiers and makes it a must see site in Normandy.
Sainte Mere Eglise
One of the famous scenes in the movie "The Longest Day" where paratrooper John Steele got stuck on the church took place here during WW2. The 82nd and 101st Airborne divisions landed here and made it the first liberated town in France during D-Day. » Read More You will learn about the battle that took place here, why it was a key objective for the Allied forces, and more. » Close
Rouen Cathedral
The Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Rouen is nothing short of spectacular in historical significance and sight. It is also the resting place of three Dukes of Normandy: Rollo, William Longsword, Richard the Lionheart, and other figures. » Read More It was also famously painted by Monet in a series. It stands out with its 3 distinctly constructed towers all in a different style, and for being the tallest cathedral in France. » Close
Calvados Distillery
A special treat on a trip to Normandy is a visit to a local Calvados distillery, which is famous for its exceptional apple brandy. On a trip to the distillery, you'll learn about the intricacies involved of fine liquors, calvados, and pommeau. » Read More The liquid is distilled in oaken casks to give it the distinctive flavor and deep, rich color as it ages. You'll visit the cellars and stills and enjoy a tasting session. Now you are a true Normand!  » Close
French Market
Visit the local market to see the offerings of the farmers and artisans of the region and have the chance to find a souvenir or two and meet and talk with the locals. This is a great way to make a connection with French culture and support local small business, if you wish!
Fabulous Restaurants!
In a country so well known for its food, any trip to France should also include a culinary tour for your tastebuds! This is why we handpick restaurants that feature a variety of our favorite French dishes and make sure you have an excellent experience.
Local Guides!
You will have a main local expert guide, and meet others at specific sites that can tell you intricate details of each location's history. Personal attention is paid to all of our guests and our years of experience and living in France means you get to see best France has to offer. We can't wait to welcome you to France and share our cultural knowledge!
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What's included
Local tour guide with you throughout the tour
7 Hotel Nights
7 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 3 Dinners
One Drink of Your Choice (wine, beer, or soft) With Each Meal Included on The Itinerary
Transportation to All Sites / Activities
Daily Water
All Entry Fees
All Guided Tours or Audio Guides
1 Calvados Tasting
Personal Help To Book Your Flight & Plan Your Trip
What's not included
Airfare to/from France
Extra Food/Drinks Not Included In Our Selected Menus
4 Dinners (restaurant recommendations provided)
Travelers Insurance
(book your travel insurance here)
Accommodations
1 night in Paris, 5 nights in Bayeux and 1 night near Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile (1 night), Hotel Domaine de Bayeux (5 Nights),
Airport Hotel near CDG, Paris (1 Night)
7 Day Normandy Tour Price
No surprises, no hidden fees. Travel hassle-free!
SINGLE ROOM
USD $4,195/PERSON
BASED ON 1 PERSON PER ROOM
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFASTS + 6 LUNCHES + 3 DINNERS
ALL VISIT FEES + TRANSPORTATION INCLUDED
EXPERT LOCAL GUIDES
2 ADULTS ROOM
USD $3,695/PERSON
BASED ON 2 PERSONS PER ROOM
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFASTS + 6 LUNCHES + 3 DINNERS
ALL VISIT FEES + TRANSPORTATION INCLUDED
EXPERT LOCAL GUIDES
PRIVATE GROUP
Group Price
GROUPS 10+
CUSTOMIZED TOUR
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFASTS + 6 LUNCHES + 3 DINNERS
ALL VISIT FEES + TRANSPORTATION INCLUDED
EXPERT LOCAL GUIDES
5-Star Ratings By Previous Travelers
Our rating reflect our commitment to creating unforgettable French experiences for our guests.
Robert N.  Normandy Tour
Fantastic tour of Normandy! Outstanding food, accommodations, and guide. Bayeux is now among my favorite French towns. The beaches of Normandy will always be emotional, but it is vital to have a guide who knows small details and hidden corners of the countryside. Jonathan was that and more. We will rave about this trip to friends and family, urging them to book with TripUSAFrance.
Suzanne R.  Normandy Tour
We had visited several places in Normandy in the past, but didn’t experience it quite like this trip. Staying in Bayeux gave us the opportunity to see so much more of Normandy culture and history. Our guide was superb. Our fellow travelers were enjoyable and interesting, the accommodation was terrific. we were kept quite busy, learned a lot, and still have time to relax and saver our time.
Cheryl R.  Normandy Tour
I had an amazing experience! Johnathon was an excellent guide, the accommodations were wonderful and the food at the chosen restaurants was awesome. I will definitely consider using Trip USA again for other excursions. Thank you for such a wonderful, educational and historical tour. It definitely exceeded my expectations.
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