Discover CAMPING DE LA COTE DE NACRE in Saint-aubin-sur-mer

Located in the heart of the Terres de Nacre beaches, Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer will seduce you with its gentle lifestyle. Starting from the cliff of the Cap Romain, you will take a walk along many narrow streets, typical of the city's architecture, which once housed fishermen's houses. Continuing on the dike, you can stop in front of the magnificent Villa "La Loggia", characteristic of the Belle Epoque period. Would you like to discover the city with a guide? Geological and historical guided tours of Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer are regularly offered by the tourist office.

Langrune-sur-Mer, a small fishing village in the Middle Ages, was a popular place for swimming in the 20th century. After a break in the Parc du Bois Joli, push the doors of the church of Saint-Martin, one of the most beautiful buildings in Calvados and listed as a Historical Monument since 1840. Guided tours of the church take place every Thursday afternoon at 2.30 pm.

Located on Juno Beach, Bernières-sur-Mer has many remains of the Atlantic Wall. Discover the emblematic Maison des Canadiens, which was the first French house to be liberated on D-Day. During your walk, you will be able to admire some very beautiful residences, some of which are classified as Historical Monuments such as the Manor of La Luzerne or the church of Notre-Dame de la Nativité dating from the 12th century. In town, 2 memory tours allow you to discover the history of the D-Day landing. Historical guided tours are regularly offered.

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.

A small, personal campsite on the edge of the Normandie Maine National Park, a site with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and the village of Couterne. Situated on the main road between Lassay-les-Chateaux (Petites Cités de Caractère) and the spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne, on the border between the departments of Mayenne (Pays de la Loire) and Orne (Normandy). A warm welcome awaits explorers in caravans, motorhomes and tents, whether travelling with a motorised vehicle or on their own. Our pitches are spacious and bordered by hedges. They are ideal for families or couples to feel at home. We have two accommodation units available for hire. Our large and spacious mobile home is available for a minimum of 3 nights. Our smaller mobile home is available by the night and is ideal for couples, families with young children and walkers/cyclists. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON SITE. The site is open from April to September.

In the Parc Naturel Régional Normandie Maine, country house for a family stay or a business stopover! The gite is fully equipped. The proximity and warm welcome of the owners are a plus for this gite. View of the countryside from the terrace, carport. The spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne is 9km away, with a casino, acrobatic courses in the trees and a leisure centre. Discover Lassay les Châteaux (17km): its medieval castle, numerous events (theatre, concerts, etc.), rose garden and medieval garden. Neuilly le Vendin 800m away: bread shop in the morning. All shops and services in Couterne (6km) or Bagnoles de l'Orne (11km). Professional stay: 3 adults maximum - compulsory cleaning charge of €60 per stay of 1 to 14 nights, to be paid on arrival if not paid at time of booking. 1 or 2-night weekend stay: arrival at 5pm - departure at 5pm. For stays of 3 nights or more: arrival at 5pm - departure at 10am.

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.

Between Bagnoles de l'Orne, a renowned spa town, and Lassay-les-Châteaux, a small town full of character, the Champs étoilés gîte is exceptional for the warm atmosphere it creates thanks to a subtle combination of wood and stone, and new and renovated furniture. The bedding is comfortable and there are two bathrooms, one with a whirlpool bath. The stay includes beds made, bathroom and kitchen linen, heating and cleaning. From JUNE 2025: a wellness area will be available with, on level 0, a heated, semi-underground swimming pool measuring 4m x 3m, a sauna and a spa, shower and wc. A fitness area will be located on the mezzanine floor. In the valleys of hautes Mayenne the landscape is undulating, offering beautiful views. Local shops in Couterne, 3km (bakery, butcher, mini-market). Bagnoles de l'Orne (9km): spa, swimming pool, tree-lined course, restaurants, all shops and services. La Ferté-Macé (14km): leisure centre with water sports and swimming in season. Lassay-les-Châteaux (9km): visits to the château, numerous events and exhibitions, painters in the street, art galleries, market and shops. Swimming pool in summer. Numerous signposted walks. From the gîte, 500 metres, Sentier du sculpteur, a short walk of 6.7km. Professional stays: 3 people maximum. 1 or 2-night weekend breaks: arrival 5pm - departure 5pm. For stays of 3 nights or more: arrival at 5pm - departure at 10am.

The Sculpture Route was set up throughout Europe thanks to the association the Peace Route as a symbol of peace and friendship between countries. The idea was initiated by Otto Freundlich, a German painter and sculptor (1878-1943), then taken over by the sculptor Léo Kornbrust

An unusual feature of Saint-Aubin-surMer, these passageways and little lanes all lead to the sea. The small width of some of the lanes allowed the wind to blow in and to dry the fishing nets hung on the long stone walls that bordered the fishermen’s houses

It is located on the single track from Caen to the sea, in the direction of Courseulles-sur-Mer. The first train from Paris arrived in Caen on November 18, 1855. The only means of transport to reach the sea at that time was a kind of convertible "Mr. Cabieux's patch". The railway equipment quickly followed, it was in 1885 that passengers coming from Paris were able to take their ticket to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer and especially not to change trains between Saint-Lazare and the station. The line was completely removed in 1951.

Inside you will find an altar on which the Virgin with Child and an ex-voto stand.

The Belvedere at Ouistreham, also known as the Square Alfred Thomas Observatory, was built by the Germans in 1942. As well as offering a picturesque viewpoint, in 1944 it was part of the Atlantic Wall, a firing platform for anti-aircraft artillery. After the war, it was transformed into a viewpoint open to the public, with an orientation table offering a 360° view of Sword Beach, the famous site of the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944.

The "Rue Dupuy", one of the narrowest streets. The passage from the centre and rue Aumont are named after a former family.

The Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer Christmas market is back! From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, December 14, the area will be transformed into a Christmas village, with local craftspeople, designers and producers showcasing their products, delicacies and expertise. An opportunity to unearth unique gifts and support local merchants. Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy a festive atmosphere, with refreshments, mascots, a pedal car parade and hot chestnut tasting. There will also be an opportunity to admire, or take part in, the sandcastle competition, organized at the Piscine des Lutins at 3pm. The program will be punctuated by a number of highlights, starting with the Petit-Air choir, which will perform at 11am. The afternoon continues with the much-anticipated show ?Faribole sauve Noël? at 5 p.m., for a magical family moment. And of course, the highlight of the festivities: a visit from Santa Claus, who will come to meet the children and share an unforgettable moment.

19th century church in neo-Gothic style. By royal ordinance of 1831, the hamlet of Saint-Aubin was equipped with a vicarial chapel. He was not totally detached from the parish of Langrune until 1843, when his first priest was appointed. But it was Abbot Bossard who built the present church in the 1850s.

Narrow streets typical of the architecture of Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, are pierced between the village's parcels, made up of enclosed gardens. These are part of the traditional fishermen's houses, the walls around them allowing fishing nets to be spread from one garden to another. Original features of the municipality, they all lead directly to the sea.

Inaugurated in 1926, this former covered market was built by architect A. Aumasson. It has been in operation for more than thirty years. Recently found, it now hosts temporary exhibitions.

The JOA Casino restaurant welcomes you twenty minutes from Caen and Bayeux, in the charming seaside resort of Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer. The team is friendly, the entertainment varied and the setting warm! JOA DANS L'ASSIETTE - The Chef, Eric Lesioux, offers you a traditional cuisine revisited, based on fresh and seasonal products, dishes that smell good Normandy. Let yourself be tempted! FOR EVERYONE - The JOA Casino offers a wide range of activities (games, cinema, themed evenings, seminars). Everything you need to spend unforgettable evenings at the Saint-Aubin Casino!

Description of the measures implemented for the protection of visitors: 1 meter distance between each table. Systematic disinfection of tables. Hydro-alcoholic gel available to customers. Mandatory wearing of masks in the restaurant. This creperie, which is also a tea room and a locally made ice cream parlour, offers you a gourmet break in a retro-chic decoration with a welcoming service Eating local is ideal! Dogs Allowed on the Terrace.

Relaxed atmosphere for this "chic" bistro ideally located on the promenade. Take advantage of this unique setting facing the sea to spend a pleasant moment. A la carte: hamburgers, fish and chips and other gourmet dishes.

Discover this pizzeria, close to the seafront with its friendly, sunny terrace. A wide choice of pizzas made with real homemade pizza dough, along with artisanal ice-cream.

This restaurant invites you to drink, eat and dream in a warm room with a view of the sea to enjoy a traditional cuisine.

Description of measures implemented for the protection of visitors: Hydro-alcoholic gel at the entrance of the restaurant. Mandatory wearing of masks in the restaurant. Distance of one meter between tables. Signs on the floor. Wearing of masks by the staff This sea view brasserie offers home-made products, notably pizza and burgers with a decoration on the theme of theme of the cinema.

Welcome to your traditional ice cream parlour on the Saint-Aubin sea wall! With an uninterrupted view of the sea, enjoy a gourmet moment all year round. In summer, let yourself be seduced by our homemade ice creams and sorbets, with gourmet flavours like salted butter caramel, pistachio, or the trendy ‘Kinder Bueno’ flavour (white chocolate - hazelnut) inspired by the famous spread relayed on social networks last summer! In winter, warm your heart with our selection of gingerbread, panettone and homemade ice-cream logs. You'll also find a range of home-made biscuits, home-made pastries, waffles and sweet and savoury crêpes to satisfy all your cravings. And for your four-legged friends, there's a special biscuit waiting for them! Terrace with PRM access for a gourmet break accessible to all. Come and treat yourself in Saint-Aubin, on the sea wall!

Description of the measures implemented for the protection of visitors Hydro-alcoholic gel at the entrance. Mandatory wearing of masks in the restaurant. One meter distance between tables. No more than 10 covers per table. Wearing of masks by the staff. A restaurant facing the sea in all simplicity, with a family atmosphere and which proposes dishes elaborated with fresh seasonal products.

A top-quality hotel restaurant with a contemporary design, facing the sea on the Côte de Nacre in Lower Normandy, in the heart of the sandy beaches that witnessed the Allied landings 80 years ago. Gastronomy and inventive cuisine at reasonable prices. A comfortable, warm setting and a friendly welcome.

Café Source is a seaside café. You can sit on the terrace or inside in the morning, for afternoon tea, or even for an aperitif, and enjoy a menu of local and/or organic products. At Café Source, we are committed to sourcing our products: charcuterie, beer, cider, soft drinks, cookies, etc. are all produced by local producers. Everything else is homemade! All in a friendly, family atmosphere. The café offers a year-round programme of events. Open from Wednesday to Sunday...

The Camping de la Côte de Nacre, in Saint Aubin sur Mer, welcomes you to a 10-hectare complex with a water park (750 m² with slides, river, swimming pool with adjustable cover) at your disposal. The Côte de Nacre in Normandy, with its green hinterland and a beautiful beach 600 meters away, is a relaxing and invigorating place to stay. Modern sanitary facilities, mobile homes for rent and traditional pitches.

Recent independent house on one level with entrance (large driveway) garden (lawn under the shade of a lime tree), surrounded by hedges. Large sunny terrace (3 bay windows) - 2 bedrooms 10m² - large shower room - separate WC - large living room - kitchen - mezzanine - bicycle garage

Located in Saint Aubin sur mer, in the heart of the Côte de Nacre, 50 meters from the beach and the casino, the hotel de Normandie offers 20 comfortable rooms. The establishment also has a free private parking lot and a garden.

Relaxed atmosphere for this "chic" bistro ideally located on the promenade. Take advantage of this unique setting facing the sea to spend a pleasant moment. A la carte: hamburgers, fish and chips and other gourmet dishes.

Description of the measures implemented for the protection of visitors Mandatory wearing of masks Hydroalcoholic gel available Social distancing Respect for the ministerial protocol Located in Saint Aubin sur Mer, in the heart of the Côte de Nacre, and facing the sea, the hotel Le Clos Normand offers 28 fully renovated "all comfort" rooms (elevator). The establishment also has a Bistro restaurant facing the sea with a terrace on the seawall, a terrace on the garden sheltered from the wind, an indoor terrace, a swimming pool and a gym

For more than 20 years, the equestrian centre Les Ecuries du Littoral has welcomed horse lovers in a friendly and warm atmosphere, in both summer and winter, in order to offer them riding lessons, whether they are beginners or experienced riders. Nathalie welcomes horses for stays on the coast and offers you walks on the beach and in the hinterland.

Villa la Loggia is an authentic belle époque villa on the Normandy seafront in St Aubin sur Mer, between Courseulle and Ouistreham, a fishing village renowned for its seawall, alleyways and iodized air. In Calvados, in the heart of the D-Day landing beaches, close to Arromanches, Omaha beach, Bayeux, Caen, and just a stone's throw from Mont St Michel and Deauville. An exceptional location, right on the water, for weekly furnished rentals from Saturday 4pm to Saturday 10am for 1 to 4 people

We have completely renovated in 2021 this house built in 1836 and its garden to make it a guest house and share our taste for the Côte de Nacre and its history. Located in the village of Saint-Aubin sur Mer, the villa is 100 m from the beach, the seawall with its cafés and restaurants. The decoration of each of the 4 rooms combines design and vintage to evoke one of the decades of the "thirty glorious years" until the "70s". The breakfast is composed of regional products or prepared on the spot. We will be very happy to meet you and to guide you, if you wish, to take advantage of the tourist and cultural resources of the region. See you soon! Please note: 11kW electric charging station available for guests. Room 60: optimism and standard of living are at their peak: the consumer society becomes the subject of culture, of "pop art". Opposite the entrance, two Marilyns welcome you: one, cut out by Rancillac, and a serigraphy by Andy Warhol who experimented with the multiplication of works and the use of everyday images. The poster of May 68 is stamped "atelier populaire - ex école des beaux arts". At that time Picasso continued to produce and exhibit (see the poster of the exhibition of a series of linocuts on the bullfight) The modernity of the bathroom and separate toilets brings you back to the comfort of the 2020's This room can accommodate people with reduced mobility.

Welkom in Villa Juno! Dit huis uit 1836 en de tuin werden in 2021 gerenoveerd om er een gastenverblijf van te maken. We kijken ernaar uit je te verwelkomen en onze liefde voor de Côte de Nacre en haar geschiedenis met je te delen. De villa ligt in het dorp Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, op slechts 100 m van het strand en de zeemuur met zijn cafés en restaurants. Je kunt genieten van het huis, een privéterras, een grote tuin... en de strandhut. De inrichting van elk van de 4 kamers combineert design en vintage om een van de decennia van de "glorieuze jaren '30" tot de "jaren '70" op te roepen. Het ontbijt wordt gemaakt met regionale producten of ter plaatse bereid. Jean-Michel biedt fietstochten aan. We zullen u graag ontmoeten en u begeleiden, als u dat wilt, om te genieten van de toeristische en culturele rijkdommen van de regio. We hopen je snel te zien! Let op: 11 kW-laadpaal voor elektrische auto's beschikbaar voor klanten. Kamer 50: De veranderingen gingen steeds sneller en industrieel geproduceerde meubels, vooral Scandinavische, werden steeds algemener: Oskar modulaire opbergmeubels en leeslampen waren Deens. De Standard stoel was ontworpen door Jean Prouvé voor industriële productie, met een zeer solide systeem van gevouwen plaatstaal. De vloerlamp, fauteuil en salontafel werden ontworpen in 1958 en opnieuw uitgegeven ter gelegenheid van de 60e verjaardag van de opening van het eerste IKEA woonwarenhuis. De poster voor de Leger-tentoonstelling werd in 1954 ter plaatse gekocht. Masson's Chat-Oiseau (1951) getuigt van de herfst van het surrealisme, terwijl Vostan's collage (1959) typerend is voor de "lyrische" abstractie van de jaren 1950. Als je weggaat, zeg dan hallo tegen de "huisvogel" (in feite een vogel gemaakt voor jagers teruggebracht van een reis door het ontwerpersechtpaar Ray en Charles Eames). Het beddengoed, de doucheruimte en het aparte toilet brengen je terug naar het comfort van de jaren 2020.

Villa Juno : We have completely renovated in 2021 this house built in 1836 and its garden to make it a guest house and share our taste for the Côte de Nacre and its history. Located in the village of Saint-Aubin sur Mer, the villa is 100 m from the beach, the sea wall with its cafes and restaurants. The decoration of each of the 4 rooms combines design and vintage to evoke one of the decades of the "thirty glorious years" until the "70s". The breakfast is composed of regional products or prepared on the spot. We will be very happy to meet you and to guide you, if you wish, to take advantage of the tourist and cultural resources of the region. See you soon! Please note: 11kW electric charging station available for guests. The 70's Family Room: The orange color (emblematic of the 70's) of the wallpaper matches the engraving "Panam Building" of Pol Bury (author of the fountain of the Palais Royal near the columns of Buren). Painting takes several directions after the shock of the sixties: geometric abstraction (like Vasarely), narrative figuration (like Pol Bury or Fromanger), and hyperrealism (Duane Hanson or Peter Klasen) The tam tam stool by French designer Massonnet, was originally designed for anglers: it became an icon of the 70s, and is part of the collections of modern art museums in Paris, New York .. If the Tulip chairs and tables were designed by Saarinen in 1956, their success is confirmed during the 70s. The Componibili storage unit and the Nessino lamp are still manufactured and marketed 50 years after their appearance. Klasen's hyper-realistic door handle was exhibited in 1975 in Paris. Fromanger's lithograph "Life is a Commodity" is a testament to the changing ideas and phraseology of that time. The modernity of the bathroom and the separate toilets brings you back to the comfort of the 2020s. This room is designed to accommodate a family with 2 children.