Gourmet ride by electric bike - Organic taste immersion in the Pays d'Auge

Our Starway electric bike rental and sales shop welcomes you all summer. Feel free and inspired as you ride on our home-designed cycling itineraries in Normandy and Calvados, crafted by local experts for your best enjoyment. You can pick from a half-day, a day or more. Discover the Côte Fleurie and the Pays d'Auge, on the Gourmet, Historical or Nature rides. Then you can chill in our terrace enjoying a nice cup of coffee, on Deauville Peninsula, with a breathtaking view of the port. We will serve you regional specialties with a smile!

Located to the east of Villers-sur-mer, bordering the commune of Blonville-sur-mer, the Blonville-Villers marsh is the only natural green space on the Côte Fleurie. This 110-hectare complex of wet meadows, canals and ditches is ecologically rich. Despite its proximity to the sea, it is a freshwater marsh fed by streams from the surrounding hillsides.

Organic farm, typical farm of the Pays d´Auge. Organic production since 1998. Apple, pear, cider, perry, cherries, Calvados and Pommeau juice. Half-timbering, cows and apple trees ... Typical farm of the Pays d'Auge 3 km from the sea. Apple production and processing on site. In PDO since 1997. The soil, the climate and the people of the Pays d'Auge undoubtedly make up the best possible terroir for cider apples. The apples harvested on the farm are brewed on site to produce the various ciders. The cider to be distilled, once its alcoholic fermentation is complete, is "boiled" on the farm. The alcohol obtained is aged quietly on site, in small oak barrels. We sell on site, direct sales. Also offers guest rooms and rentals since 1983.

Producer of 30 year-old AOC controlled origin Calvados

The Tourgéville military cemetery is owned by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, which maintains it. Created in 1918, it was fitted out in 1920. Its perpetual concession by France to the United Kingdom was provided for by law of December 29, 1915 (implementing decree November 25, 1920) so that the latter could have fallen soldiers buried there. on French soil, in particular the soldiers who died in the hospitals of the British army installed in Trouville-Deauville: from June 1917 from an "English" health camp on Mont-Canisy, then from October 1917 a 14th convalescent camp in Trouville-sur-mer and at the same time a fleet of trawlers in Deauville. It became important following the establishment, in February 1918, of the hospital sector of Trouville-sur-mer, which subsequently included the 72nd, 73rd, 74th general hospitals, and the 13th, 14th and 15th convalescent camps. At the end of the First World War, there were 293 graves of soldiers who died in camp, either from their wounds or more than a third of the Spanish flu: 209 graves of Commonwealth soldiers, 24 graves of soldiers American (recorded in 1932), 57 German graves (prisoners) and 3 civilian graves. Today, the cemetery brings together graves from the last two World Wars, friendly and enemy combatants, a total of 315 graves: 209 graves of Commonwealth soldiers including 19 sailors, soldiers and airmen, 8 soldiers from Australia, 8 from Canada, 1 from New Zealand, 13 graves of Allied soldiers from WWII, 90 German prisoners, and 3 civilians (one nurse and two civilians from the United Kingdom). It remains a calm, peaceful and well-maintained place. Some stelae have a rounded or pointed end in order to differentiate the British and German graves: soldiers from both camps in the same cemetery, a beautiful gesture of peace and a place of history not to forget ...

Revenez sur vos pas jusqu’au boulevard Mauger et longez l’hippodrome de Deauville La Touques. Ses 75 hectares accueillent de nombreuses courses, y compris les prestigieux matchs de polo sur les trois terrains en son centre. Continuez jusqu’au rond-point. La gare se profile.