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Experience Normandy For 7 Days
Breathtaking, Magical, Authentic
Explore Normandy, Stephane's home region and discover the beautiful secrets of the North. You will see famous sites like the Mont St Michel, discover hidden gems like the port in Honfleur, and enjoy fun activities such as visiting a Camembert factory to learn how the cheese is made and watching a horse race from the comfort of a gourmet restaurant! The North is waiting to fill your vacation with unforgettable experiences!
7 Days
14 Sites
All Inclusive
14 Travelers Maxi
What's On The Tour?
D-Day Battle Sites & Cemetery
A deadly battle was fought on D-Day, June 6, 1944, between allied and German forces before the German guns were silenced at » Read More sunset. The location of the German Battery at Longues-sur-Mer was chosen to oppose the landing of the allied forces. Today, the site is one of the best-preserved wartimesites in France, visited by thousands of people. 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
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 » Read More swoop around the island. The homes and shops of the medieval town date back to the 15th and 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
Monet's House in Giverny
The first impression of visitors to Monet's home is the vibrant colors throughout. In the gardens lillies, dahlias, irises and hundreds of » Read More other flowers bloom. 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
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 » Read More elegant sails boat anchored in the harbor, cobbled streets, slate-grey facades, and dozens of restaurants with 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. St. Catherine Church is one of the most stunning churches in France; was constructed by shipwrights entirely of timber. The church is the oldest surviving chapel in France built from wood. With identical naves, the unique ceiling of the chapel looks like overturned boats. The chapel with a classical organ is magnificent when sunlight beams through the 19th-century stained glass. » Close
Rouen
“O Rouen, art thou then to be my final abode!" was the agonized cry of Joan of Arc as the English dragged her out to be burned alive » Read More in the market square on May 30, 1431. The exact location of her pyre is marked by a concrete-and-metal cross in front of the modern Église Jeanne-d'Arc—and that eye-catching, flame-evoking church is just one of the many landmarks that make this sizable port city so fascinating. Once the capital of the duchy of Normandy, it was hit hard during World War II, but a wealth of medieval half-timber houses still line the tiny cobblestone streets of Vieux Rouen. The most famous of those streets—Rue du Gros-Horloge, between Place du Vieux-Marché (where Joan burned) and Cathédrale Notre-Dame—is suitably embellished halfway along with a massive and much photographed 14th-century horloge (clock). Of course, the glorious cathedral itself is nothing to scoff at: Claude Monet immortalized it in a memorable series of paintings. » Close
Martainville's Castle
The charming Chateau de Martainville is a beautiful example of 16th-century architecture. The chateau is the site of the Museum » Read More of Norman Arts and Traditions. The interiors of the castle have been reconstructed to reflect everyday life and feature collections from the 15th through the 19th centuries of elaborate jewelry, and Norman-style furniture. The top floor of the chateau is devoted to Norman costumes. All the chateau's exhibits are categorized according to their geographic location and offer a glimpse into Norman history. » Close
Deauville
Deauville is a charming, seaside community with a cultural and historical heritage with many villas from the early 20th- century. » Read More Visitors come to the seaside resort town for the salty air, to lounge on the beach and view the sails propelled by the wind. Deauville is famous for cultural festivals, equestrian events, polo, and yachting regattas. Diverse cultural events, leisure activities, and entertainment make Deauville a resort to experience all year-round. The Casino Barriere de Deauville is the fourth largest casino in France. » Close
Bayeux's Tapestry
The triumphant conquest by the Duke of Normandy over England is depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry on display at the Bayeux Museum, a » Read More UNESCO World Heritage Site. The exquisite 70 meters wool tapestry is intricately woven and is a spectacular representation of the battle. The tapestry, commissioned near the end of the 9th-century, is one of the artifacts at the museums operated by the city of Bayeux. » Close
Castle St Germain de Livet
The stunning Castle St Germain de Livet looks straight out of a fairytale, with a tower, private lake, and even a moat. The exterior » Read More features an interesting contrast of one 16th-century glazed stone and brick wing, with another 15th-century wing in the courtyard created from timber. Inside, the Great Gallery features priceless artworks and frescoes The castle is a perfect illustration of Norman architecture.. » Close
Cabourg's Horse Races
Horse racing is a famous sport in Northern France and here they do it in style. You will have a panoramic view of the races from your table » Read More at a gourmet restaurant. Dinner and a horse race? How can it get more French than that? There are weekly festivals where the locals are gathering to enjoy the races. With not many tourists knowing about this great perfect opportunity for you to understand the lifestyle of the French! » Close
French Cheese Factory
When visiting the Normandy region, a visit to a cheese factory such as E. Graindorge Cheese Dairy is a must! The "fromagerie" has » Read More been producing delicious Camembert -emblem of France- as well as other fabulous cheeses, Pont l'Eveque, Livarot & Neufchatel for more than three generations. A visit is a fun and informative way to see the process of making a superb product plus you will get to taste the delicious Normand cheeses! » 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. » Read More The liquid is distilled in oaken casks to give it the distinctive flavor and deep, rich color as it ages. On a trip to the distillery, you'll learn about the intricacies involved of fine liquors, calvados, and pommeau. 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. » Read More This is a great way to make a connection with the French culture and support local small business, if you wish! » Close
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 » Read More a variety of our favorite French dishes and make sure you have an excellent experience. Examples include dining at La Couronne where Julia Child fell in love with French cuisine, a gourmet dinner watching live horse races above the racetrack in Cabourg, cheese tastings, calvados tastings, and more! We also help you choose from the menu. Since we are not in a big group we can visit authentic restaurants with delicious food, and all your meals on this tour are included! Bon appétit! » Close
Two Local Guides!
Julia and Stephane are your two expert local guides! This father and daughter team love to welcome visitors to France and share their » Read More knowledge and passion for French culture. Every tourist gets their personal attention and is treated like a VIP! Their years of experience and living in France means you get to see best France has to offer and no small detail is missed on service. Let them show you the French Life! » Close
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2 Tour Guides: Julia & Stephane
7 Nights Hotel Nights
7 Breakfasts, 7 Lunches, 7 Dinners
See Example of Menu Here
Including 1 Dinner At the Horse Race
Daily Water & Snacks
All Entry Fees
All Guided Tours or Audio Guides
1 Cheese Tasting + 1 Calvados Tasting
Transportation to All Sites / Activities
Pick up & Drop off from/to CDG Airport
Personal Help To Book Your Flight & Plan Your Trip
What's not included
Airfare to and from Paris, France
Drinks at Cafes and Bars
Extra Food/Drinks Not Included In Our Selected Menus
Your Personal Laundry
Your Personal Shopping
Travelers Insurance (recommended)
Accomodations
Hotel Mercure, Rouen (2) - Hotel Balladin, Caen (2) - Ferme-Château de Cordey & Spa (1)
- Hotel Acadine, Le Neubourg (1) - Hotel Ibis CDG, Paris (1)
WiFi
AC (Except Ferme-Château de Cordey)
Private bathroom
Minimum 194 sq ft (which is spacious in France!)
- 2 Nights Hotel Mercure, Rouen
- 2 Nights Hotel Balladin, Caen
- 1 Night Ferme-Château de Cordey & Spa
- 1 Night Hotel Acadine, Le Neubourg
- 1 Night Hotel Ibis CDG, Paris
WiFi
Private bathroom
AC (Except Ferme-Château de Cordey)
Minimum 194 sq ft (which is spacious in France!)
All Inclusive Price, No Surprises!
1 person per room
Adults 18+ Only
1 Queen Bed
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFAST + 7 LUNCH + 7 DINNERS
ALL VISITS INCLUDED
LOCAL GUIDES
2 people per room
Adults 18+ (Child 16+ allowed w/ parent)
1 Queen or 2 Twin Beds
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFAST + 7 LUNCH + 7 DINNERS
ALL VISITS INCLUDED
LOCAL GUIDES
PRIVATE GROUP
Group Price
8+ GROUP DISCOUNT
CUSTOMIZED TOUR
Group of 6 minimum
Any age: it's your own group!
7 HOTEL NIGHTS INCLUDED
7 BREAKFAST + 7 LUNCH + 7 DINNERS
ALL VISITS INCLUDED
LOCAL GUIDES
7 Day Normandy Tour Calendar
2 Weeks Available in 2019
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