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Active & Discovery on the Seine (Northbound) 2025
A rich 8-night Normandy tour showcases Rouen's medieval quarter, Omaha Beach, and Les Andelys' Château Gaillard. Daily excursions from Avalon Tapestry II include WWII sites, Norman villages, and regional tastings. Guests choose between Classic, Discovery, and Active tours.
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- Paris France
  15 mi
- Conflans-Sainte-Honorine France
  28 mi
- Vernon France
  11 mi
- Les Andelys France
  19 mi
- Rouen France
  17 mi
- Caudebec-en-Caux France
  61 mi
- Normandy Beach France
  33 mi
- Le Havre France
  110 mi
- Paris France
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8 Day Normandy Itinerary, incl. Honfleur and Bayeux
Norman history comes alive during 8 days through 4 historic locations from Honfleur to Bayeux. The itinerary includes coastal paths, the German Battery at Longues-sur-Mer, and American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, with stays at charming local hotels.
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- Days 1-2
  Trouville/Deauville:
  Base yourself in Trouville for the first two days. You can walk the boardwalk and check out the busy fishing port. Visit the Deauville racecourse in the early morning to see thoroughbreds in training. Try to avoid summer weekends when crowds are at their peak.
- Day 3
  Trouville to Honfleur (13km):
  Take a coastal walk with views of the Seine Estuary. The path through Villerville and Criqueboeuf gets muddy after rain so pack good hiking boots. You can stop at a local cider farm in Pennedepie to taste some Calvados. If you want a lighter day there's a shorter route option.
- Day 4
  Honfleur:
  Take a full day to explore Honfleur's art and history. Start at Sainte-Catherine Church when it opens at 9am before the tour buses arrive. For great photos head to the Vieux Basin harbor at sunrise or sunset. The small streets near Place Sainte-Catherine fill up by midday so explore early or late.
- Day 5
  To Port-en-Bessin via Arromanches:
  Visit key D-Day locations today. Begin at Arromanches to view the Mulberry Harbor remains. Walk along Gold Beach to see the German Battery at Longues-sur-Mer. The coastal path gets windy so pack extra layers no matter the season.
- Day 6
  Port-en-Bessin:
  Walk to the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer. Try to catch the flag ceremony at 4pm. The path to Omaha Beach is steep so take it slow. Walking poles can help. For an easier return walk along the beach at low tide. A recent visitor shared: "Walking Omaha Beach at sunrise was incredibly moving - the scale of D-Day really hits you when you're standing where it happened."
- Day 7
  Port-en-Bessin to Bayeux (16km):
  Head inland through the quiet Aure Valley. You'll pass beautiful old Norman manors that look best photographed in morning light. Once in Bayeux see the famous tapestry. Book tickets online and go right at opening (9am) or last entry (around 4pm) to avoid crowds.
- Day 8
  Bayeux:
  On your final day visit Bayeux Cathedral when it opens at 8:30am before the tourist rush. The train station is a 15-minute walk. Leave extra time if you have wheeled luggage since some streets are cobblestone.
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Seine Experience Normandy with Paris 2025
The Seine reveals 5 distinctive ports over 8 days: Paris, Rouen, Caudebec-en-Caux, Les Andelys, and Vernon. Highlights include Notre Dame church in Caudebec, Richard the Lionheart's Château Gaillard, and Paris's Eiffel Tower. Daily buffets and guided excursions at approx. $160 per day.
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- Paris France
  69 mi
- Rouen France
  17 mi
- Caudebec-en-Caux France
  36 mi
- Les Andelys France
  11 mi
- Vernon France
  42 mi
- Paris France
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