Autour d'Hermanville sur mer

Near the Flame is the statue of Lord Lovat and his famous piper Bill Millin, who landed in Normandy playing the bagpipes! This soldier was made famous in the film "The Longest Day". Today, his bagpipes are on display in the Pegasus Memorial museum.

Situated near the Vélomaritime, the Marais Stopover Cabin is on a site comprising two stopover cabins. Access to the site and the communal facilities is by digital keypad only; you will be given the code a few days before your arrival. On site, you will find a building situated a few metres from the holiday cabins, which comprises a kitchenette with a sink unit, a small fridge, a microwave, cleaning equipment (broom, dustpan, bucket), as well as a table and four chairs, and a bathroom area comprising one shower, one toilet and a washbasin with a mirror. Ideal for cycle tourists or hikers, the Marais overnight cabin is a half-timbered, half-canvas accommodation on a wooden floor, comprising a sleeping area of approximately 5 m² with two beds, (two 80 x 190 bed bases on legs with a mattress protected by a cover), an electrical socket and a terrace with a canopy equipped with two chairs and a table. A single-use mattress protector per bed is provided, along with a cleaning kit. There is a space between the stopover huts where you can store your bikes. A bike repair kit (small tools) and practical and tourist information are available. Book here The stopover cabins will reopen in April 2027. The package includes one night’s accommodation in a stopover cabin (check-in from 4 pm / check-out by 10 am); check-in is not available on Sundays or public holidays. Subject to availability, it is possible to book both stopover huts at the same time (please contact us by email: ouistreham@caenlamer-tourisme.fr).

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