Luxury Tours of Normandy

One of the region's most famous sites is the D-Day Landing Beaches. Here, you can learn more about Normandy's role during WWII with a privately guided visit.

To delve further into Normandy's past, let us take you to the island monastery of Mont-Saint-Michel. It's filled with history dating back as far as the 8th century when it served as a Christian pilgrimage site. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of France's most visited attractions and it's no wonder why. The abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel perches at the top of this imposing island, boasting extensive views across the bay.

Normandy holidays aren't complete without seeing the 11th-century Bayeux tapestry, which is housed in the Bayeux Museum. This extensive artwork tells the tale of the Duke of Normandy leading the conquest of England in 1066.

Did you know that Normandy has a reputation for world-class cider? Take in the scent of apples at local orchards and learn how cider is brewed at farms in beautiful rural locations. Calvados, a type of apple brandy, is another specialty that can only be produced here.

Camembert de Normandie is an indulgent cheese you must try during holidays in Normandy. Meanwhile, oysters, mussels, and scallops are caught locally and will rival the best you've tasted elsewhere. You can sample plenty of gourmet food and drink at local restaurants and markets across the region.

Often referred to as the birthplace of impressionism, Normandy is home to Claude Monet's private gardens. Located in the quaint village of Giverny, you can see the very gardens that inspired the world-famous 'Water Lilies' series and other works.

The Impressionist Festival is one of France's leading art festivals. You can see work by artists like David Hockney and others at various sites across the region when it takes place.

Normandy beach holidays mean you can make the most of the region's 640-kilometre stretch of coastline.

Soak up the sun on the pebble beaches of Seine-Maritime or take part in water sports at the sandy shores of Manche. Embrace the seaside resort feel and enjoy nearby attractions or uncover beaches in hidden coves that feel a world away from the crowds. For clear views of Mont-Saint-Michel, head to the coast at Dragey-Ronthon, which is characterised by soft sand dunes that are perfect for sitting on and watching the world go by.

The Chausey Islands is an archipelago with islets that appear at low tide, allowing you to explore utterly wild beaches. Many people sail off the coast here and get to see the islands from a whole new angle.

The extensive beaches, seaside resorts and water sports scene make family holidays in Normandy a dream. Away from the water, you can cycle along the coast together and take part in other activities that the little ones will love. Rock climbing, hot air balloons and wildlife parks are just some of the things you can enjoy together as a family.

Remember, we specialise in tailoring trips and itineraries to suit our guests' needs. Please share any preferences with our experts so we can make your holiday more comfortable. We'll ensure that all accommodation is family-friendly too, taking another thing off your mind.