Itineraries in Normandy

To help you organise your trip to Normandy in the best possible way, we have collected and studied for you some itineraries to touch on the most important places in the region and to optimise the time you will have available to visit this fascinating destination.

The recommended period is obviously summer, from June to September. An excellent variant would be to combine Normandy and Brittany in a single trip, in which case plan at least two weeks.

Normandy in a fortnight

Route: 760 km | Duration: 2 weeks

This itinerary will take you to the most important destinations in Normandy, in a mix of nature (with cliffs and green meadows), history (with the landing sites) and beautiful medieval villages where you can breathe in an authentic atmosphere.

1. Paris – Vernon – Giverny
2. Les Andelys – Abbaye de Jumièges – Rouen
3. Rouen
4. Dieppe – Varengeville-sur-mer – Veules-les-roses
5. Étretat – Fécamp
6. Honfleur – The villages of the Côte Fleurie (2 days)
7. Bayeux – Caen
8. Landing Beaches (2 days)
9. Cotentin Peninsula (2 days) – La Manche
10. Mont Saint-Michel

Normandy between villages and castles

Route: 713 km | Duration: 8 days

Normandy boasts an incredible variety of landscapes and artistic and cultural heritage: in addition to the classic itineraries that follow the coastline, there are tourist circuits that pass through its beautiful green countryside where small cités de caractére, ancient villages and beautiful castles hide.

We have therefore prepared for you an itinerary dedicated to the characteristic villages and castles of Normandy, a way of discovering hidden and little-known corners of this region or a way of picking out interesting little stops to add to your itinerary.

1. Eu – Pont Audemer
2. Honfleur
3. Vendeuvre – Clécy – Argentan
4. Château d’O – Sées
5. Château de Carrouges – Saint-Céneri-le-Gerei
6. Alençon
7. Beaumont-sur-Sarthe – Lassay-les-Châteaux – Domfront
8. Granville