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- The best Normandy tour packages
- What people love about Normandy Tours
- Travel Normandy your way
- Best tour companies for Normandy tours
- Popular Normandy Cruise Ships
- Discover Normandy tours for every budget
- Normandy tours for every type of group
- Top Normandy travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Normandy
- Contact our Normandy travel experts
- What our customers ask about Normandy Tours & Trips
The best Normandy tour packages
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MelissaNormandy travel expert at TourRadar
Deauville's prestigious boardwalk and Bayeux's medieval streets showcase authentic Normandy. The tour features the Mulberry Harbour at Arromanches, Gold Beach's historic sites, and carefully selected hotels including Hotel Le Dauphin and Hotel Ibis.
Duration 8 days Destinations Honfleur, Beuvron-en-Auge, Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, Bayeux Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- NZ$2,685
Journeys: Paris & Normandy Highlights National Geographic Journeys
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The whole tour was excellent. She was so knowledgeable and just a lot of fun.”
Margaret, traveled in July
Normandy's finest sights unfold from Honfleur's historic harbor to Mont-Saint-Michel's monastery. Walk D-Day beaches, handle WWII artifacts, and wander through Bayeux's medieval charm. Includes expert war historian lectures and local crêperie dining.
Duration 8 days Destinations Paris, Giverny, Honfleur, Bayeux, Mont Saint-Michel, Rouen Age Range Ages 12+ Operator National Geographic Journeys with G Adventures From $4,419
20% Off- NZ$3,535You save $884
Paris, Normandy, & Châteaux Country
256 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary turned out to be the trip of a lifetime. Many surprises.”
Francine, traveled in September
This 9-day tour from Paris weaves through Giverny, Rouen, and Deauville in Normandy. The medieval Mont Saint-Michel Abbey, D-Day beaches, and Loire Valley châteaux await. Starting at approx. $400/day includes 5-star guided tours, boutique accommodations, Seine dinner cruise, and daily breakfast plus 5 dinners.
Duration 9 days Destinations Paris, Giverny, Rouen, Deauville, Beuvron-en-Auge, Caen, Omaha Beach, Bayeux, Mont Saint-Michel, Angers Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From $4,999
10% Off- NZ$4,499You save $500
Paris, Normandy & Châteaux Country with London
256 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The France tour was a wonderful experience.”
Edward, traveled in May
Normandy's iconic sites unfold with visits to Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, and Mont St. Michel Abbey. Seaside Deauville offers its famous Promenade des Planches. The approx. $410 per day tour includes guided D-Day landing site visits, comfortable accommodations, and 5 dinners featuring regional cuisine.
Duration 12 days Destinations Paris, Giverny, Rouen, Deauville, Caen, Normandy Beach, Bayeux, Mont Saint-Michel, London Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From
10% Off- NZ$7,039
WWII heritage comes alive at Omaha Beach, Longues-sur-Mer's battery, and Juno Beach bunkers. Historic properties like Hotel de Brunville & Spa in Bayeux serve as base while medieval towns and local cider producers showcase Norman culture.
Duration 7 days Destinations Rennes, Brittany, Dinan, Dinard, Saint-Malo, Cancale, Mont-Dol, Bayeux, Omaha Beach, Longues-sur-MerSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
10% Off- NZ$4,620
What people love about Normandy Tours
- Journeys: Paris & Normandy Highlights National Geographic Journeys
We loved the itinerary and the extra sites we visited, also. Our CEO Alexiane did well. We would have like to hear more history of the places we saw. Alexiane took care to provide for the needs of individuals on our tour. That was especially helpful for me. Our bus driver, Frederick, was excellent and caring, too.
- Paris, Normandy, & Châteaux Country
We had a our 2nd Globus tour in 5 years, this one was Normandy, Brittany and Chateaux Country. Globus tours has much improved and it was a very good tour. Riccardo was our tour director, and he was fantastic. His attention to detail, his knowledge of the areas and his patience with all the members of the group on the trip was excellent. The trip was well organized and the side trips in this tour were all very good. Only complaint is the wifi on the bus does not work but other than that Globus had everything well planned out. Good trip.
- The finest and most picturesque ports of call in the Seine valley (port-to-port cruise)
Spectacular cuisine and very scenic countryside. Helpful and friendly staff. Highly recommended.
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Explore a wide diversity of river cruises through Normandy. We have 50 cruises that vary from 5 days to 13 days. With the greatest number of departures in September, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Based on what our travelers tell us, Globus really delivers on the essentials - they plan routes well, pick great stops and keep things running smoothly day to day. Their guides Riccardo and Phillipe get a lot of praise from guests who appreciate their deep knowledge about each location and ability to handle the unexpected. The coaches are modern and comfortable which helps on longer travel days between cities. While the bus WiFi can be spotty at times (especially in mountain areas), most guests find the seats spacious and appreciate having charging ports at each seat. I hear consistently that it's the little touches that make Globus tours work so well - the guides adjusting plans based on the group's interests, finding those perfect lunch spots off the main squares and sharing fun local stories that you won't find in guidebooks. The company clearly puts effort into hiring guides who know their regions inside and out. Just keep in mind that like any group tour, you'll be traveling with others and following a set schedule. But Globus builds in enough free time for guests to explore on their own, grab dinner at local spots and take things at their own pace when possible.
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Discover Normandy tours for every budget
The 5-day Paris and Mont Saint-Michel tours work well for budget-conscious travelers. You'll get good value with a 24-hour Big Bus pass in Paris - it's practical for seeing the Eiffel Tower and exploring Montmartre and also Sacré-Cœur whenever suits you. Our customers particularly like how these tours mix guided visits with independent time, especially at Mont Saint-Michel where you can take your time appreciating the medieval abbey architecture.
Seine river cruises offer a refined 7-10 day journey through Normandy starting from Paris, with stops in Giverny, Rouen and also Les Andelys. The small touches make these special - sipping evening cocktails while Paris lights up around you and visiting Monet's gardens before they open to the public. The ships dock right in town centers, so you can easily walk to sites like Rouen's 600-year-old astronomical clock. Many routes include private access to Richard the Lionheart's Château Gaillard and visits to family Calvados distilleries.
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Normandy tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
62 tours in NormandyExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Normandy. We have 62 adventures that vary from 3 days to 13 days. With the greatest number of departures in September, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
8 tours in NormandyNormandy small-group tours keep things personal with just 8-12 travelers, creating space for meaningful interactions at historic sites. Our National Geographic journeys stand out because travelers get to handle actual WWII artifacts alongside war historians, bringing history to life. Local guides Philippe and Alexiane share both tactical context and personal stories of soldiers at Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, and other significant locations. The experience balances structured visits with independent exploration - you might join a wine pairing lunch in Paris, taste cider at family farms, or take a quiet afternoon to wander through medieval Bayeux. With fewer people in the group, conversations about D-Day sites become more engaging and thoughtful rather than rushed. It's also easier to get local tips from guides who live and breathe Normandy culture, whether you're looking for hidden bistros, charming cafes or authentic Norman experiences.
Private / Personalized
7 tours in NormandyOur private tours let you explore Normandy exactly as you like. The 7-day walking route from Deauville to Bayeux winds through fishing villages and coastal paths at whatever pace works for you. You'll meet cider makers, discover the painter-loved Honfleur harbor and get local expert insight at D-Day sites. For cycling, choose regular or e-bikes on routes that mix quiet country lanes with historic stops. We handle the luggage transfers between hotels and provide local tips for restaurants and places to explore.
Top Normandy travel itineraries to fit your plans
Normandy's charm unfolds differently when you choose between our Seine river cruises and cycling tours, both running for 7 days. The river journey starts in Paris and winds through Norman countryside, with good long stops at Monet's gardens in Giverny and the medieval city of Rouen - where you'll find that incredible 600-year-old astronomical clock. Our travelers love taking evening cruises under Paris's illuminated bridges and getting private tours of Chateau Auvers-sur-Oise. If you prefer two wheels, the cycling route from Brittany to Normandy takes you through quiet backroads and coastal paths. You'll pedal to Cancale for fresh oysters, follow the lovely Emerald Coast and finally reach Mont-Saint-Michel. The cyclists in our groups tell us they really enjoy how the route mixes seaside views, small Norman villages and historical sites into one active cultural experience.
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Our 10-day Seine cruises let you sink deeper into both Paris and Normandy's riverside life. You get proper time in Le Havre's UNESCO heritage center and peaceful spots like Caudebec-en-Caux, where the Notre Dame church and old Templar House tell fascinating stories. People who've taken this trip really appreciate the relaxed schedule in Les Andelys - perfect for exploring Richard the Lionheart's castle ruins, and also La Roche-Guyon's impressive chateau. With multiple days in Paris at the start and finish, you can take your time in the Louvre and see the Eiffel Tower both in daylight and after dark.
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Demographics
Our 4-5 day Normandy tours from Paris work really well for solo travelers, with small groups of 8-12 people that quickly become friends. Travelers often mention how much they enjoy sharing meals in local crêperies and walking through Monet's gardens in Giverny together. The schedule gives you structured activities but also leaves free afternoons to explore places like Bayeux's medieval center or take a relaxing walk on Deauville's boardwalk at your own speed.
Couples love our Seine Valley and château tours that blend Paris romance with Loire Valley exploration. The journey starts with dinner at the Eiffel Tower and includes excellent wine tastings throughout the Loire. Our travelers particularly enjoy quiet mornings in Giverny's gardens, followed by visits to magnificent castles like Chambord and Chenonceau. Evening Seine cruises past lit-up Paris monuments add perfect romantic touches. For more active couples, our village-to-village walking routes offer comfortable hotels and great restaurants to end each day.
Young adults click well with our biking and walking routes through Normandy. The days mix serious history with local culture - you might start with a military historian's D-Day talk then spend your afternoon tasting calvados at a family distillery. The Deauville to Bayeux walking route lets you set your own pace, while bike tours come with both regular and e-bike options. Our younger travelers say they really value having structured historical visits plus enough free time to find local cafes and experience modern French life.
Senior travelers consistently choose our well-paced tours that prioritize comfort without sacrificing cultural experiences. We base these groups in central Bayeux or Caen hotels to minimize travel time. Guides like Marie Claire get great feedback for their clear communication and attention to individual needs. The itineraries include historical sites, gardens and cultural visits at a comfortable pace. Having several two-night stays works well, and seniors appreciate being able to skip more active parts while still joining the key experiences.
Families connect deeply with Normandy's history through our D-Day Landing Beaches tours. Parents tell us their teens really engage with WWII stories, especially when guides like Philippe bring the events to life at Utah Beach and the American Cemetery. The D-Day Museum provides solid context, while kids get hands-on learning at the Pegasus Memorial. We've balanced the historical aspects with fun family moments - our groups love sharing dinner on Seine cruises and exploring the winding streets of Mont Saint-Michel together.
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- Seniors (50+)47 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Normandy
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Normandy comes alive in autumn with comfortable temperatures and quieter sites along our routes. Seine cruises in the fall draw high marks, especially during evening cocktails as Paris shifts into its autumn glow. Small-group D-Day tours led by expert guides Philippe and Marie Claire work perfectly in the cooler weather, giving visitors time to absorb the powerful history of these beaches. Mont Saint-Michel reveals its true medieval character under clear autumn skies, offering photographers ideal conditions for capturing the abbey. Our combined cycling and walking tours shine during harvest season, as Norman villages buzz with activity - you'll visit cider farms at peak production, and wander through colorful foliage on paths connecting Paris, Giverny and Rouen. Our travelers tell us that autumn's relaxed atmosphere lets them fully discover both the major landmarks and those hidden local gems that busier summer visitors tend to overlook.
- September 2025 popular 24 tours
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- Spring 2026
Spring is when Normandy's gardens really come alive, and our tours make the most of it. We start in Paris with dinner at the Eiffel Tower's first floor restaurant before heading to Giverny where Monet's gardens show their first colors. Our guides Philippe and Marie Claire know every detail about both the D-Day beaches and Loire Valley castles. Mont Saint-Michel works particularly well in April and May - the weather's just right for the climb up to the abbey and you get clear views across the bay. The Loire Valley part includes wine tasting sessions where you'll learn about their impressive production of over 320 million bottles each year.
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- Summer 2026
Normandy shines brightest in summer, when our most popular tours blend D-Day history with authentic French culture. These carefully crafted 8-day experiences start with morning visits to historic sites when the lighting creates perfect photo conditions, followed by afternoons exploring medieval towns and gardens in full bloom. Our guides Philippe and Marie Claire consistently adapt the pace to match weather conditions and group dynamics. Many routes kick off with an Eiffel Tower dinner on the first floor, then continue to Giverny's gardens, which showcase their most vivid colors during summer. The D-Day focused itineraries include privileged early access to Utah Beach and the American Cemetery, while incorporating tranquil Seine cruises past illuminated Paris monuments in the lingering summer light. Our travelers tell us they particularly value how these summer routes balance structured visits with independent time to wander through Bayeux's medieval heart or stroll at leisure through Monet's color-filled gardens. Groups often have the opportunity to participate in memorial ceremonies during June visits, adding depth and meaning to their Norman journey.
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How long should I spend checking out the D-Day sites in Normandy?
You'll want to set aside at least 2-3 days to really take in the key D-Day locations. Places like Omaha Beach Utah Beach and the American Cemetery deserve proper time to explore and understand. If you're looking at organized options the Paris & Normandy Highlights tour from National Geographic gives you 3 full days which is perfect for getting deep into the history of these incredible sites.
Which beaches should I make sure to visit in Normandy?
Each landing beach tells its own powerful story. Omaha Beach really resonates with American visitors while Juno Beach has some fascinating Canadian exhibits and Gold Beach was where the British forces landed. Think about what interests you most and how much time you've got. The WWII D-Day Landing Beaches tour covers Utah Omaha and Juno Beach giving you a really good overview of different allied perspectives.
Can I mix D-Day sites with other Normandy attractions?
Absolutely you can! Normandy's got so much more to offer beyond the historical sites. You've got these gorgeous little towns amazing coastline and cultural spots like medieval Rouen. Maybe add in a visit to Monet's Gardens in Giverny if you're into art. Check out the 5-Day Paris Mont Saint-Michel Adventure it includes this incredible abbey built right on a tidal island or try the Cycle Northern France tour that lets you bike along canals and explore historic towns like Saint-Malo really nice way to blend active travel with all that history and culture.