Les Embruns: Explore Trouville-sur-mer's Surroundings

Gear up for 2 days to discover the hidden gems of the Pays d'Auge and the authentic Normandy countryside around Deauville and sleep in a reformed stud farm or a half-timbered house, both typical Norman lodging. Highlights ★ Explore the picturesque Norman-style villages with their half-timbered houses. ★ Visit the sumptuous mansions, medieval castles, washhouses and churches. ★ Taste Normandy's terroir as you cycle through local farms and houses. So many things to discover, which will delight both your sight and your taste buds. Here are the sights not to be missed: ❊ Discover the fabulous charismatic village of Beuvron-en-Auge, famous for its colourful architecture and listed most beautiful French village, Beaumont-en-Auge with its lovely panorama over the Touques valley and its historical buildings and many more... ❊ Check-out the beautiful town of Pont l'Évêque and taste the cheese that bears its name as well as the local drink, Calvados at Père Magloire ... ❊ Visit the charming Château du Breuil, a listed historical monument and its distillery, its cellars as well as its park and its tasting activities ... ❊ Cycle through the narrow paths and country roads, enjoy the stunning landscapes from Blangy-le-Château to Saint-Gatien-des-Bois ... From Deauville, cycle to the villages of Beuvron-en-Auge, Beaumont-en-Auge, Pont-l'Evêque, Blangy-le-chateau, and Saint-Gatien-des-bois, enjoy the green scenery from your saddle, at your own pace and effortlessly. Drive through the villages of character and soak up this warm and welcoming Norman atmosphere. Some delightful visits and monuments along the way will spice up your journey ... Let yourself be guided, rest your brain, and capture the moment, to bring back unforgettable memories. You may wish to spend the night at Haras des Laudets whose stables have been reformed to offer you a cozy little home where you can rest after your day of discovery, or at the Chaumières du Pays d'Auge, beautiful typical Normandy residences with their half-timbered and thatched roofs. Note: Accommodation is not included. Walk to do independently. Advised and created by Jean Connaît Un Rayon, electric bike rental and sale shop in Deauville.

This two-day cycling ride will follow the coastline from Deauville to Cabourg, Marcel Proust's favorite seaside resort, onto Beuvron-en-auge in land, officially listed among the 'most beautiful villages in France'. Highlights ★ Ride along the water to Cabourg and admire the diversity of the landscapes offered by the Côte Fleurie. ★ Explore the beautiful green Normandy countryside, cycling through the Pays d'Auge's mountains and valleys. ★ Discover the iconic and charismatic village of Beuvron-en-Auge, with its picturesque and colorful architecture. Enjoy the stunning landscapes on this cycling ride between land and sea ... Breathe the sea air from Deauville to Cabourg along the Normandy coast, and make a rejuvenating stop at your favorite spot on the way. The next day, get back on the saddle of your electric bike as you explore the Pays d'Auge, in-land, and get ready for many surprises for all your senses but especially your taste buds and your sight. Experience from your electric bike, the authentic flavors of the Pays d'Auge, its bucolic landscapes and its picturesque architecture as you get fully immersed into the old traditional Normandy. At your own pace, cross the paths between mountains and valleys, in a rural and relaxed atmosphere. You will find real jewels there such as Beuvron-en-Auge, a wonderfully preserved village that should not be missed, classified as "Most Beautiful Villages of France". Let yourself be carried away on your Starway electric bikes which will make your life more than easy. Thanks to their intelligent electric assistance which adapts to your rythm and your way of cycling, say goodbye to the effort and hello to the pleasure! Note: Accommodation is not included. Walk to do independently. Advised and created by Jean Connaît Un Rayon, electric bike rental and sale shop in Deauville.

Discover Normandy's not to be missed places, by electric bike, on a 5-day itinerary. Go with the flow at your own pace and desires. From the 'Côte Fleurie' to the WWII landing beaches, and in-land immersed into Calvados' terroir, you will visit Normandy's key spots such as Deauville and Honfleur, and continue to the magnificent cliffs of Étretat, in Seine Maritime. The highlights : ★ Travel through an emotional page of history as you cycle along the Allied landing beaches. ★ Capture the magic of the most beautiful Norman villages: Beuvron-en-Auge, Deauville, Honfleur, and enjoy their unique and colorful architecture. ★ Taste Normandy's terroir, its cheeses, cider, Calvados, scallops or salted butter caramels. ★ Drive through the heart of breathtaking nature up to the stunning cliffs of Etretat. This five-day tour allows you to cover a large part of Normandy without tiring yourself thanks to the electric assistance and not to miss anything! Let's go on an active getaway rich in discoveries. A selection of charismatic accommodations is recommended for you along the way, the choice is yours! This tour can be done in 5 or 6 days. 5 days with an average of 4h-4h30 of cycling per day so more intense and 6 days taking the time to visit and explore the hot spots. Note that the mentioned accommodations are here only as a guideline and recommendation, with different budget options. We have identified unusual and practical places for cycling. Several options depending on the distances you want to cover each day. Ouistreham ✓ Bateaux Watson & l'Etoile Saint-Côme de Fesnet ✓ Villa Gold Beach Vaux-sur-Aure ✓ Domaine de Hutrel - Chambres d'Hôtes Arromanche ✓ Les villas d'Arromanche *** Bayeux ✓ La ferme des Chataigniers - Chambres d'Hôtes Thue et Mue ✓ La Roulotte des Matis St Pierre Azif ✓ Les Noctam'bulles, Eco-domaine de Bouquetot (Cabanes dans les arbres) Villerville ✓ Le Paquebot **** Etretat ✓ La Cabane de Cécile - La Hutte ✓ Le Jardin d'Alice

Get ready to ride back into Deauville's historical background and a full immersion into nature... The highlights : ✔ Discover the batteries of 14-18 and 39-45 at Mont Canisy and its protected natural site, ✔ Ride to the sound of crashing waves & seagulls on Boulevard de la Mer, ✔ Immerse yourself in the heart of nature in the Pays d'Auge: marshes, forests, and greenways, ✔ Admire the magnificent Villa Strassburger, an imposing house with typical architecture of the region. Go on an adventure at leisure pace, on our super comfy Starway electric bike saddles, and retrace the horse and military history of Deauville on this easy bucolic ride that will make you marvel at the Côte Fleurie, its beaches, its marshes, woods and valleys. Follow the Côte Fleurie from the famous Planches de Deauville to Benerville-sur-Mer on Boulevard de la Mer, to the rhythm of the waves and discover Norman maritime life. You will then follow on the historical sites of the region by visiting the batteries of Mont Canisy and the Tourgéville's American military cemetery (14-18), before crossing the marshes of Blonville-Villers, classified as a Natural Zone of ecological interest, Fauna & Flora, and dive into its amazing biodiversity. Discover the gorgeous Calouste Gulbenkian Park, in Domaine des Enclos, its amazing view and rich and diverse flora. We also take you through architectural jewels such as the Villa Strassburger and the historic chapel of the Priory of Saint-Arnoult. To finish on a more natural note, you will take the greenway that connects Touques to Deauville, along the famous Touques racecourse. With any luck you may see a jockey practicing with his horse along the way... The loop is now complete ! Our Starway bikes will make your life easy with patented electric assistance so that all your attention and energy can be dedicated to the pleasure of discovery in slow travel mode. Enjoy :-)

Let's get back in the Saddle! Are you ready to experience authentic flavors that are good for you? Highlights: ★ The Brasserie Bel Orge in Villers-sur-Mer and its organic craft beers will awaken your taste buds. ★ Le Bouquetot eco-domain in Saint-Pierre-Azif and its spirulina farm. ★ The authentic flavors of the Lieu Bill, Lieu Herpin and Croix Solier farms. We have cooked this organic circuit for you, in mode slow travel, to meet the Norman terroir of organic farming, while reconnecting with nature and the seasons. Visit the local producers, discover their know-how, taste their traditional local dishes, organic or bio products and finally, fill your basket to keep enjoying these local delicacies from home. Nothing better than this easy half-day ride on our Starway electric bikes to awaken your taste buds... Organic craft beers, organic vegetables and cider, production of spirulina, organic apple and pear juice, Calvados and Pommeau, cottage cheese, cream and homemade yogurt... There is something for everyone! You will find on your way a whole range of local products which will delight epicureans and gourmets. As for nature, you will of course follow the Planches de Deauville on Boulevard de la Mer, discover the immense beach with fine golden sand, the protected marsh reserve and its rich flora and fauna. In terms of history, you will pass in front of the American cemetery of Tourgéville from WWI (14-18) as well as in front of the sumptuous Villa Strassburger and the famous Deauville Hippodrome. Note: Walk to be done independently. Advised and created by Jean Connaît Un Rayon, electric bike rental and sale shop in Deauville.

In the footsteps of equestrian Deauville, discover the world of horses and the surrounding natural sites. ★ Go behind the scenes of the Deauville's equine environment. ★ Ride between stud farms of racy horses, racetracks and equestrian centers. ★ Go from the saddle of the bicycle to that of the horse, between land and sea. Between horse races, polo match, thoroughbred auctions, Norman stud farms, equestrian walks, or even the "sulky" experience (horse cart), take the reins of your Starway bike and get ready to be enchanted by the "most beautiful conquest of man ". Will you be tempted between two bike rides, by a horse-back ride on the beach, a polo game or a guided tour behind the scenes of the racecourse? This itinerary takes you to the heart of the horse capital, along the 'Côte Fleurie', by the sea, on the green cycling trail, passing through picturesque villages. Take the time to explore and immerse yourself in this unique environment of Normandy.

Highlights ✔ Discover the secret of Norman cheese production ✔ Taste local products in the apple country ✔ Ride without effort on your exploration of the Côte Fleurie Are you ready for a rich and intense day that will awaken your 5 senses? Saddle up and ride through the land of apples and cheeses and uncover the secrets of Norman culinary treasures. This one-day ride with our Starway electric bikes will allow you to experience the most beautiful and gourmet sites of the Pays d'Auge and the Côte Fleurie, without getting tired. Our Starway bikes will make your life easy with patented electric assistance so that all your attention and energy can be focused in enjoying your surroundings. From Deauville, via Pont l'Évêque then Honfleur, taste the best local flavors and discover ancestral know-how. You will have the opportunity to visit local farms, family-run cheese factories and dairies, as well as the well-known production areas of cider and Calvados (and visit its dedicated museum) ... Not to mention the must-see magical and historical sites of Honfleur, a Mecca of impressionism.

Fital Vakanties’s criteria: - Accommodation: hotels *** (high capacity) - Type of clientele : seniors/groups - Length of stay: 8 to 15 days - Km/day: 45 to 60km, easy roads - Any type of circuit

ID Travel’s criteria: - Clients: couples or groups (adults, seniors) - Budget: 700€ maximum - Length of stay: 8 days, 7 nights - Accommodation: cosy hotels - Km/day: 45 to 50km (max. 70km)

Le Coudray is in an old farmhouse 300 m from the village of La Pallu, near the forest, 9 km from Pré-en-Pail, 30 km from Alençon, 12 km from La Ferté-Macé, 9 km from Couterne and 14 km from Bagnoles de l'Orne, a spa town. Thérèse, who loves the countryside, welcomes you to her haven of peace. You will be staying in a bedroom on the first floor of the house. Private bathroom with shower, WC, vanity unit and hairdryer. Indoor or outdoor breakfast, table and chairs in front of the house or at the back in a wooded park. There are a number of restaurants, the nearest of which is 4 km away (Couptrain). Thérèse, who knows the area inside out, will be delighted to give you information and advice on your visits and, if you wish, to accompany you on short walks in the surrounding area. La chambre d'hôtes du Coudray is 4.3 km from the Véloscénie, on the Alençon / Bagnoles-de-l'Orne via Carrouges stage, exit before St-Patrice du Désert (lieu-dit "le Plessis") then take the D241.

If you're looking for a wellness break in an unspoilt natural setting, with friends or family, the Moulin de Cordouen, between Mayenne and Orne, offers a quality service with its sauna and Nordic bath on the River Mayenne. The Moulin has been redesigned by an architect to offer spacious accommodation in every room, with bay windows to take advantage of the waterfall and the landscape. The two stone buildings are linked by a glass roof and completely surrounded by wooden terraces. They can accommodate up to 10 people. On the ground floor, the living area - 58m² - is very bright and features a lounge area with large sofas, widescreen TV and pellet stove, a large dining table and an open-plan fitted kitchen, a utility room (washing machine, tumble dryer). A wellness area with sauna, Italian shower and separate toilet, open onto the Nordic bath terrace. Superb views of the river and hills. Sleeping area: 2 bedrooms (28m²), one with 1 double bed (160*200) and 1 single bed (90*200) and the other with 1 double bed (160*200), each with en suite facilities. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms, one with 1 160*200 bed and the second with 3 90*200 beds, a shower room with walk-in shower and wc. The full service includes bathroom linen, including bathrobes for adults, household linen, electricity, wood and pellets (heating). Optional: cleaning (120€), if you do not select this option when booking, a cleaning cheque must be deposited on arrival and returned at the end of your stay if the cleaning is completed. All shops in Pré-en-Pail Samson 7km away and many producers around the gîte (ask for advice on arrival). The spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne is 19km away. Don't miss the fortified castle of Lassay-les-Châteaux with its 8 massive towers and drawbridge still in use!

Explore the valleys of the Mayenne and discover La Petite Vallée gite in a rural setting. Everything you need to relax and indulge your senses! The 113m² gîte, with its 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate WCs, is fully restored, south-facing, detached and not overlooked. Ground floor: fitted kitchen opening onto the 52 m² living room with fireplace (wood-burning stove), flat-screen TV - 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - shower room (walk-in shower, washing machine, tumble dryer) - separate wc. 1st floor: 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed) - 1 bedroom (1 x 140cm bed and 1 x 90cm bed) - 1 bathroom - separate wc. Baby equipment available on request. Children can enjoy the swing set in the garden and the games available in the gîte. Wifi, very good network ideal for teleworking with Fibre and television. Parking, south-facing terrace, garden furniture, charcoal barbecue, wooded and landscaped grounds. Access path to the river La Mayenne with river fishing (fishing licence required). Hiking trails (GR22 C) and farmyard animals, goats and ponies nearby. 1 hour from Le Mans. Shops: Pré en Paille 7km - La Ferté-Macé: leisure centre -Bagnoles de l'Orne, 20km: casino, spa...golf.

Lovingly restored gîtes set in quiet, picturesque rural countryside, perfect for a summer break by the heated pool from April to October, or a cosy winter break in front of the wood-burning stove, lovely walks, perfect for cycling, outdoor space

Les Bruyères offers a comfortable setting with spacious rooms and a sheltered courtyard with barbecue and garden furniture. On the ground floor, you enter through the living room (28m²) with its wood-burning stove, a large TV with DTT and two sofas. The 25m² kitchen has a large fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, oven, microwave, 2 induction hobs and 2 gas hobs. The shower room has a walk-in shower, washbasin, storage space and hairdryer. Separate WC. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms. The 1st (34m²) has a 180*200 king-size bed, bath and WC, privacy screen and plenty of storage space. A 2nd green bedroom (18m²) with a 140*190 bed, chest of drawers and sofa bed. The last bedroom (8m²) with its four-poster bed has a 140*190 bed. In Neuilly-le-Vendin, you'll find a café-bar-restaurant with a bread counter and a hairdresser. More shops in Pré-en-Pail (12km) and La Ferté-Macé (15km). You are 13km from the spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne and in the Normandie-Maine Regional Nature Park. You'll love the hiking trails and the nearby Véloscénie cycle route linking Paris to Mont Saint Michel. If you fancy a spot of fishing, there are plenty of opportunities in the village, with lakes and trout in the river.

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 ...

From Trouville-sur-mer to Villerville, 4 km of clay cliffs line the coast, alternating gentle slopes and vertical walls, culminating at an altitude of 60 meters. Called "the Black Rocks", these geological formations owe their name to the large dark blocks scattered on the beach which come from limestone layers of the cliff and which have been covered by algae. This 135 hectare area is partly classified as a "Sensitive Natural Area" by the Calvados department. It is also a paleontological site where one can find fossils dating back to millions of years ago. Sensitive natural area, the coast of Villerville has long been marked by landslides from cliffs which spread blocks of rocks on the beach, thus forming the whole identity of this unique natural place. Its name comes from the Celtic name "grava" which means stone. Subject to numerous landslides, the area of ​​the 'Roches Noires' (Black Rock) cliffs, from Trouville-sur-Mer to Villerville, forms a constantly changing landscape. The cliffs by the sea are in perpetual motion. This instability is due to attacks from the sea and movement of loose ground phenomena which correspond to the sliding of the clayey layers of the subsoil after rainy episodes. As a result of these land movements, pioneer vegetation is often found on the scree of the cliffs. A multitude of natural environments follow one another from the sea to the top of the cliffs: beach, reefs, more or less steep cliffs, scree, thickets, dry lawns and wooded areas. 394 plants have been identified on this site, or nearly a third of the flora of the Calvados department. There are also rare species such as the Fuchs Orchid, an orchid of dry lawns or the sea cabbage, a nationally protected species, settling at the top of the beach. Rocky plateaus are also home to many species of birds (Oystercatchers, Curlews, Sandpipers, Gravelots, etc.) making this site a privileged migration and wintering spot.

The protected natural site of Mont Canisy dominates the sea from its 110 m. From 1935 to 1940, the French Navy installed two batteries there to help secure the estuary and the Port of Le Havre. Then, from 1942 to 1944, this site became an important link in the “Atlantic Wall”. Various elements (casemates, bunkers, shelters, fortified structures connected by a 250 m long gallery, etc.) remain. Free guided tours are regularly organized by the association "Les Amis du Mont-Canisy". Hill steeped in history, in turn seigneurial fiefdom divided up in 1793, anti-submarine defense post in 1917-1918, coastal battery between 1935 and 1940, the most important artillery fulcrum of the “Mur de l ' 'Atlantique' between Cherbourg and Le Havre from 1941 to 1944, its position facing the Port of Le Havre and the bay of the Seine earned it, during the last world conflict, to be transformed into a concrete fortress. Numerous vestiges remain from this last period: casemates and tanks for 155mm guns, bunkers-shelters, protection tobrouks, fire direction post ... But the most attractive element of the guided tours remains the underground structure, with its 250 m of tunnel, 25 barracks, six stairs providing access to the surface, 25 ammunition bunkers, ... 15 m underground , a unique structure covering more than 150 km of Normandy coast!

THE GRAVES PARK: A GARDEN ON THE CLIFFS 800 meters of footpaths, including one leading directly to the beach, a play area and a gazebo, opening up a beautiful panorama of the coast, allow you to enjoy this space which descends from the top of the 'Black Rock' cliffs to the sea. Quiet park, classified as "Departmental Natural Area", where we find wild plant species, vestiges of pleasure gardens from the old days, as well as recent plantations and ponds. The "Hôtel des Graves" now houses ducks and moorhens. The Park is also home to six goats, known as ditch goats, nicknamed the "bramble-eaters" for their ability to swallow all kinds of plants. Their objective: to clear the entire surface and stop the proliferation of brambles and invasive plants on the site. More recently, five Warré hives, inhabited by black bees from Calvados, have been installed in the park in order to participate in their repopulation. Sensitive natural area, the coast of Villerville has long been marked by landslides from cliffs which spread blocks of rocks on the beach, thus forming the whole identity of this unique natural place. Its name comes from the Celtic name "grava" which means stone. There is a remarkable flora there: rare plant species (the maritime crambe, the Montpellier polypogon, the foul-eyed hellebore) and wild, vestiges of pleasure gardens from the old days, as well as recent plantations and ponds. Before being a nature reserve, the Parc des Graves was a place of dwellings for about fifteen houses. In 1982 a major landslide forced the inhabitants to evacuate the premises. Calvados Attractiveness & InDeauville

VILLERVILLE BEACH'S PROMENADE, A WALK ON THE SIDE OF THE CLIFFS. Explore one of the landmarks of Villerville Beach, a village full of character with a picturesque town, old streets and colorful houses, some of which are half-timbered. 450 meters long, the Villerville promenade allows you to walk below the village built on the side of the cliffs, along the beach at low tide or at the edge of the water when the tide is high and it almost disappears. First built in 1810 in wood to protect the land sliding towards the sea, they were rebuilt in 1920 in concrete as we know them today. Access is via the center of Villerville, at the level of the old casino, by a small stone staircase halfway through the crossroads of the "Singe en Hiver" ("A monkey in Winter"), title from Henri Verneuil's movie shot in 1962 in Villerville with Jean Gabin and Jean-Paul Belmondo) now sign-posted in town. Another way is by the Parc des Graves, which allows you to reach the beach of Graves, wilder and ideal place for nature walks! On this side are also the Black Rock Cliffs (Roches Noires), 4 km long and 60 meters high, which alternate gentle slopes and steep walls.

Museum of France, the Paléospace is the culmination of a wonderful project that highlights the rich heritage of Villers-sur-Mer. Ideally located in a 100 hectare park, the museum will seduce you with its green setting, on the edge of the coastal marsh, a few meters from the beach, as well as the famous Black Cow cliffs. Let yourself be carried away by the richness of the collections, charmed by a protected environment, by quality services and hospitality. Normandy dinosaurs: Immerse yourself in the universe of Norman dinosaurs to discover Streptospondylus, Lexovisaurus d'Argences, Dubreuillosaurus valesdunensis de Conteville ... Live the experience of Normandy during the Jurassic period in a surprising scenography: fossils, reconstructions and interactive games. An unforgettable moment to share with the family! The genesis of the Paleospace the Odyssey: Imagine the world 160 million years ago ... The Jurassic Sea then covered Normandy, subsequently forming the cliffs of the Black Cow in Villers-sur-Mer. Many fossils have been discovered there, witnesses of this past life: corals, ammonites, crocodiles, marine reptiles and dinosaurs. Among the great marine reptiles, discover Anna, an exceptional specimen of Ichthyosaurus.

One of the oldest and most picturesque of the Pays d'Auge's half-timbered manor houses. Private property occupied by its proprietors and listed Historic Monument. Visits of the gardens, the cider press and the interior including a monumental fireplace, 18th century furniture and a fine collection of Chinese porcelain. Guided tour in French or English lasts 45 minutes.

It is a typical, traditional highlight in Trouville-sur-Mer. You will be able to discover all the flavors of the sea there: according to the season: scallops, mackerel, soles ... In 1840, the fishmonger was all wood. In 1880, it was replaced by a metal construction. The new fish market, with a neo-Norman style, arrived in 1937, under the leadership of Fernand Moureaux, mayor at the time, and was built by the architect Maurice Vincent. Since 1991, the fish market of Trouville-sur-Mer has been included on the list of historic monuments, an entry which had the effect of protecting the fishing port district. After a fire in 2006, the fish shop was rebuilt identically and reopened in 2011. The stalls in the hall are open every day of the year from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. OT Trouville

At the gates of the Côte Fleurie, our typical thatched cottage of the Pays d'Auge with its restaurant room on the garden side, terrace and pergola. We welcome you for a local and gastronomic cuisine. Member of the Disciples of Escoffier, Master Restaurateur and quoted in the Michelin Guide. Our family team will make you appreciate our home-made dishes made with the best products of the region. We advocate working only with fresh and seasonal products, in short circuit. Fish of our local fishing. Pont-l'Evêque fermier Martin, often gold medalist in the region.

Our restaurant Le Capucine has a chic and cosy atmosphere, ideal for discovering the gastronomic and trendy cuisine of the place. Design furniture, open kitchen, large windows opening on the majestic park: everything is gathered for a moment of tasting out of time, a few steps from Honfleur. The restaurant has been awarded 2 toques by Gault et Millau, and is open every evening of the week and on Saturdays and Sundays for lunch. Our restaurant Le Capucine reveals a chic and comfortable atmosphere, ideal to discover our trendy gourmet cuisine. Design furniture, open kitchen, large windows opening onto the majestic park: everything for a moment of tasting out of time, a few steps from Honfleur. Unser Restaurant Le Capucine bietet eine schicke und komfortable Atmosphäre, ideal, um unsere trendige Gourmetküche zu entdecken. Designermöbel, offene Küche, große Fenster zum majestätischen Park : alles für einen Moment der Verkostung, nur wenige Schritte von Honfleur entfernt.

Le P'tit YARD is the story of an exclusive partnership between CULINARIES and Les Jardins de Coppélia. After the YARD Mont-Louis in Paris, and its variations on the Champs-Elysées and in Lyon, this is the opening of the P'tit YARD, a restaurant-bar whose ethics and values have been transposed here in Normandy. It's a shared quest for ethical manufacturing and production. So we're delighted to offer you a natural and organic wine list to preserve the flavours and authenticity of the product, as well as a "Made in Normandy" cocktail menu. We also offer a seasonal menu from our Chef Lilian Douchet, so you can enjoy your meal while sipping your glass of natural wine or aperitif by the fire, or, in fine weather, on our sunset terrace. Le P'tit YARD is open every day for lunch and dinner!

Nestled 5 kilometers from Honfleur, in the heart of the Normandy countryside, the Auberge de la Source**** and its restaurant will delight your taste buds with the menu created by our Chef Alexis Valton. In front of the fireplace in winter or on the sunny terrace in summer, enjoy gourmet recipes inspired by local products, in an atmosphere of calm and serenity. The Auberge de la Source is a member of the Saint-Siméon Collection. Lunch: Every day from 12:30 to 1:30 pm (2 pm Saturday and Sunday) Dinner: Every day from 7:15 pm to 9:00 pm (9:30 pm Friday and Saturday)

A PASSION ABOVE ALL In love with gastronomy and the art of living, Atelier 110 offers a generous, inventive and varied cuisine combining classics and originality. Our cuisine is homemade and the fresh and seasonal products we select guarantee authenticity for a guaranteed gustatory pleasure!

Warm and friendly welcome in a rustic and authentic room. Traditional Norman restoration. Gratin of the sea, normandy mussels, private parking. Warm and friendly welcome in an authentic countryside dining room. Traditional cooking. Gemütlichen Empfang.

A charming restaurant with terrace located on the main square. A kitchen "as at home", with the good taste of the flavours of our childhood. The menu changes every 15 days with seasonal products. Our Facebook page www.facebook.com/lecafedesartsofficiel/

Taste local and seasonal dishes in this beautiful place, for a meal in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Opening time : The restaurant is open from 12.15 p.m. to 2.15 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Closed on wednesday Following Covid 19 standards, new protocol: No more than 6 people per table. Best to book before you go. For bookings, please call: 02 31 64 82 31

In the heart of a charming place a few minutes from Honfleur and 30 minutes from Le Havre.

Refurbished sea view apartment with parking

2nd-floor apartment in the Manoir Normand built by a descendant of Baron Thénard (see Les Thénardier in Victor Hugo's Les Misérables) in 1853. He married Melle Humblot, the granddaughter of Nicolas Conté, the painter, physicist and chemist who invented the graphite pencil. Baron Thénard (Louis Jacques Thénard), born in 1777, was an eminent French chemist. He is famous for his discoveries, notably Thénard "blue" (cobalt blue) and hydrogen peroxide. His name is inscribed on the Eiffel Tower Beautiful 140m2 2nd-floor apartment in an elegant manor house facing the sea, overlooking the sand and beach, 100 m from the Tennis Club and 5 min from the shops. Apartment with exceptional location, in perfect condition, very high standing. Unique in Trouville by the sea. The 140m2 apartment is on the 2nd floor of a secure Norman manor house. It is organized as follows: - Large 80 m2 living/dining room/kitchen bar. Large sofa with TV corner. Large flat TV; Apple TV; DVD player - A bright, fully-equipped kitchen opening onto the living room and dining room. Lava stone worktops. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, a recent steam and traditional oven, an induction hob, a hood, a kettle, a toaster, a Nespresso coffee machine, a large fridge and all the kitchen utensils you'll need for cooking. - 3 bedrooms sleeping a total of 6 people: - A first bedroom of 22m2 bathed in light with 2 windows overlooking the sea. It has a queen-size bed (160/200cm), TV, radiator and storage space. - A second 18m2 bedroom with 2 single beds (90cm/190cm) and a wardrobe for storage. - A third bedroom with 2 single beds (90/190cm) and storage space, with a sea view All beds in bedrooms 1 and 2 are by Lit National Storage furniture; folding cot with baby mattress; baby high chair. An Artemide Pirce ceiling light and several Artemide Messmeri wall lights. - A beautiful bathroom tiled in lava stone, with shower, washbasin and built-in washing machine. - Separate toilet. - Separate tumble dryer. You will also have at your disposal: an iron, all household items (vacuum cleaner, etc...) Free public parking spaces are located opposite the Manoir, on the street side. Other parking spaces are subject to a charge. No parking included. - Bedding provided: towels, sheets, tea towels and bath mats are provided depending on the number of occupants and are included in the cleaning package. Wifi is provided free of charge. Mailbox for sending mail during multi-week rentals. Shops are less than a 7-minute walk away; Tennis club with 7 courts. Mini-golf, sailing club and water sports (boats; windsurfing; paddle; hobbie cat, speed sail, sand yacht) are a 10-minute walk away. On arrival, you will be welcomed by our representative, who will hand you the keys, have you sign the inventory of fixtures on arrival and on departure, and ensure that your stay runs smoothly.

Located 500 meters from the beach, Deauville-Port: Magnifique studio rénové offers accommodation just a 20-minute walk from Trouville-Deauville train station. This apartment features a living room with flat-screen TV and a kitchenette equipped with fridge, oven, electric kettle and coffee machine. It includes a private bathroom and separate toilet. During your stay, you can enjoy a terrace. A casino is also available on site. Deauville Polyclinic is a 16-minute walk away, and the Deauville International Center is 700 m away. The nearest airport, Deauville-Normandie, is 16 km away. The accommodation is not accessible to PRM (persons with reduced mobility).

Deauville vacation rentals

Rental , furnished apartment for up to two adults and one child in the heart of Trouville