⛪ The Wonder: Mont-Saint-Michel

In the heart of a vast bay, the scene of the greatest tides in Europe, this thousand-year-old abbey emerges from the waves like a mirage.

• The climb: Climb the medieval alleyways to reach the abbey church suspended between sky and sea.

• The Bay: Cross the quicksand (with a guide!) to admire the silhouette of the mountain reflected in the water at sunset.

🌊 The Coastline: From the Cliffs of Étretat to the D-Day Landing Beaches

The Normandy coast offers two fascinating and complementary faces.

• Étretat and the Alabaster Coast: Marvel at the monumental white chalk arches plunging into the turquoise waters of the English Channel. A sight that captivated Monet and Courbet.

• The Duty of Remembrance: The beaches of Omaha, Utah or Arromanches tell the story of the heroism of June 1944. A poignant place of reflection where peace now reigns over the vastness of the sand.

• Deauville and Trouville: The glamour of the boardwalk, the colorful parasols and the Anglo-Norman villas for an elegant interlude.

🍎 The Soul of the Land: The Pays d'Auge

Leave the sea spray behind for the gentle lands, where Normandy resembles a garden of Eden.

• The Art of Living: Villages with half-timbered houses like Beuvron-en-Auge , surrounded by orchards where the best cider, pommeau and calvados are produced.

• The Cradle of the Impressionists: Visit Giverny and the gardens of Claude Monet, or stroll along the old harbor of Honfleur , a veritable living painting.

• Gastronomy: The kingdom of cheese (Camembert, Pont-l'Évêque, Livarot) and double cream, which make every meal a celebration of taste.

🏰 Rouen: The City of a Hundred Spires

A historic capital, Rouen impresses with its well-preserved medieval heritage.

• Admire the crenellated facade of its cathedral and the famous Gros-Horloge, before walking in the footsteps of Joan of Arc in the Place du Vieux-Marché.

"In Normandy, the light is so beautiful that it seems to have been invented here for the pleasure of the eyes."