Excursion to the Côte Fleurie: Honfleur, Deauville, and Trouville

The Côte Fleurie is a region located on the Normandy coast, in northwestern France. It stretches along the English Channel and is famous for its picturesque seaside resorts and stunning coastal landscapes.

YOUR DAY'S PROGRAM

Departure from Paris to Honfleur: The Sainte-Catherine Church is the largest wooden church in France. Built in the 15th century, it is famous for its upside-down boat hull structure. The streets of Honfleur are lined with half-timbered houses, adding to the medieval charm of the town. The Vieux-Bassin is the historic heart of Honfleur. This picturesque harbor is surrounded by half-timbered houses and café terraces. The districts of Enclos, Saint-Léonard, and Sainte-Catherine reflect Honfleur's rich historical past. The Notre-Dame de Grâce Chapel and Mont-Joli offer a breathtaking panorama of the Seine Valley and the Normandy Bridge.

Deauville: A world-renowned seaside resort, Deauville owes its fame to Duke of Morny, who saw and developed the potential of this small Norman village. This charming town is famous for its long fine sandy beach and the iconic Planches, a wooden promenade lined with beach cabins named after celebrities. The Casino Barrière in Deauville is one of the most prestigious casinos in France. The town is also known for horse racing. The Deauville racecourse hosts many prestigious races throughout the year.

Trouville: This coastal village is home to one of the most picturesque fishing ports in the region. In Trouville, you can visit the fish market, stroll along the seafront with its magnificent Belle Époque mansions, which reflect its past as a favorite destination for 19th-century aristocracy and bourgeoisie. The famous boardwalk, Promenade des Planches, is a pleasant wooden walkway along the beach, perfect for a seaside stroll.

Cellar visit and Calvados tasting:

A must-see in Normandy! Discover the history of Calvados, and explore the production process of this quintessential Norman spirit in one of the most renowned Calvados houses.

Lunch in Deauville or Trouville: The restaurants mainly specialize in seafood and fish. Our guides will be happy to recommend and guide you to a wide selection of restaurants.