Basking in the cultural charm of Mantes-la-Jolie and Pont-Audemer in the French countryside
Gallivanting through the Loire Valley’s historic châteaus, prolific vineyards, and idyllic gardens
Walking through history on a thorough, guided sightseeing tour of D Day’s Normandy beaches
Sipping Normandy's signature Calvados during a delicious distillery tasting
Visiting the enchanting island architecture of the UNESCO-recognized Mont Saint-Michel












This morning, check out of your hotel in Honfleur and make your way to Bayeux. The drive takes a little more than an hour, though you’ll make stops on the way. As you drive along the coast, you’ll first pause in Deauville, one of the most famous towns in Normandy. Known for its elegant seaside charm, Deauville boasts beautiful sandy beaches, while its iconic wooden boardwalk, Les Planches, displays beach cabins named after Hollywood stars. Stroll through the town center to admire its half-timbered buildings, luxury boutiques, and the grand Casino Barrière. Afterward, you’ll have a guided tour of the stunning Villa Strassburger, a historic mansion showcasing the town's wealthy past. The Deauville Marina is a great spot to watch the yachts and soak in the sophisticated atmosphere. Upon arriving in Bayeux, meet your local guide and start your tour of historic Bayeux at the city’s Tapestry Museum, where the remarkable 11th-century embroidery narrates the Norman conquest of England. Continue to the majestic Bayeux Cathedral: a stunning Gothic structure that dominates the town’s skyline. Walk through the medieval old town, filled with charming streets, patisseries, and cafés where you can try the delicious Tarte Normande. If time allows, visit the Museum of the Battle of Normandy to gain insights into D-Day and the liberation of France. (Breakfast)
A popular holiday destination, this seaside oasis exudes French glamour. No building better exemplifies the town’s historic reputation than the incredible Villa Strassburger: a 1907 Anglo-Norman villa of Belle Epoque opulence. Walk through the lavish rooms and breathe in the magnificence of the outdoor gardens.
On the Aure River, the medieval town of Bayeux looks like it tells a story — because it does. In 1944, this historic town was France’s first liberated city in World War II, though its claim-to-fame Tapestry Museum details an even deeper history. This UNESCO-recognized museum displays a tapestry that details the story of the rise of power of William, Duke of Normandy, in the 11th century.
Spend the night in the historic, restored farmhouse of La Ferme de Ranconniere. Here, guests can enjoy the best aspects of country life — farm views, an idyllic setting, and plenty of space — without sacrificing the comforts of a clean and detail-oriented hotel. Recharge in the farmhouse’s magnificence as you explore the best of Normandy.
Location:
9 Route de Creully, 14480 Crépon
Phone:
+33231222173












Check out of your hotel in Honfleur and make your way to Bayeux. The drive takes a little more than an hour, though you’ll make stops on the way.
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