Things To Do in Normandy in March
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
What to see and do in Normandy on holiday. The main attractions are Mont Saint Michel, Bayeux and the D-Day landing sites. Food and drink feature highly as do heritage sites and quaint towns and villages.
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Suggestions for activities in September in Normandy
Introduction Normandy is made up of five departments. They are Calvados, Eure, Manche, Orne and Seine-Maritime. However, the website focuses mainly on places in the Manche and Calvados regions. Normandy’s rich heritage includes William the Conqueror, historic buildings dating from the 11th century and the Normandy landing beaches. It is popular with families who appreciate…
Introduction Normandy’s close proximity to the UK makes it a popular destination for those wanting to travel via the ferry or Eurotunnel. It’s a favourite with young families who are often surprised at how quiet it can be, even in the summer season. Beaches You find beaches galore from the the Mont Saint Michel Bay…
Are you wondering what to do in February in Normandy? It can be a great time to visit as many of the popular sites that are busier during the summer months are blissfully quiet. It has to be said that you can’t guarantee good weather at this time of year. Rain is a possibility but…
These photos were taken at the beach at Barneville-Carteret. This is La Plage de la Potinière with its quirky blue and white beach huts. There are two further beaches in this charming seaside resort. They are called La Grande Plage de Barneville and also Plage de la Vieille Église. I love this photo for the…
The Normandy high tides make for great photo opportunities. There’s a road under all that water! The photo is taken at Le Havre de la Vanlée in Bricqueville-sur-Mer in Normandy. Watching the tide come in here is interesting as the road floods completely cutting the village off from the coast. The Normandy high tides phenomenon…
Lucerne Abbey is a 12th century Normandy abbey. The photo below is taken from the gatehouse. The abbey is a Premonstratensian monastery that was founded in 1143. The village of La Lucerne-d’Outremer sits in the triangle between the towns of Granville, Avranches and Villedieu-les-Poêles. The building in the photo is the magnificent abbey church. Over the…
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