Discover the historic region of Normandy on a 3-day Normandy tour including Saint-Malo, Mont Saint-Michel, and the Loire Valley.
3-Day Normandy and Loire Valley Tour w/ Mont Saint-Michel and Saint-Malo
Highlights
• Visit the D-Day beaches of Normandy, Saint-Malo, Mont Saint-Michel, and more
• Enjoy guided and informative tours at each stop
• Discover three chateaux in the Loire Valley: Langeais, Chenonceau, and Chambord
• Wine tasting at the Cave des Domes in Chenonceaux
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We're going to take the Normandy motorway and make our first stop at Rouen for a walking tour of Rouen's ancient core: Gros Horloge, the cathedral, and the square where Joan of Arc was burned on the stake.
On the way-between Rouen and Honfleur-we'll see the freshly constructed Normandy Bridge.
We're going to have some free time for dinner once in Honfleur.
Then we'll proceed to Normandy's beaches and pass through Omaha's Landing Beaches before visiting Saint-Laurent's American Cemetery and then Arromanches.
The evening accommodation is in Caen.
Today we're going to leave Caen in the direction of Saint-Malo, in the Bretagne region. A guided tour of the city including a stroll along the ramparts and the cathedral will bring us here.
You can then enjoy some free time in the city and have a meal alone.
We'll then leave for Mont-Saint-Michel, on the boundary between the areas of Bretagne and Normandy. Our afternoon continues with the abbey's guided tour, free time to explore and maybe some shopping.
We're going to spend the night in Angers, where we're going to have lunch.
We're going to have some time today to enjoy an outdoor perspective of Angers ' palace.
Then we will pass through Cunault and Saumur before having a guided tour of the Castle of Langeais.
Next we're going to visit Amboise, where you can have dinner alone. Finally, we're going to visit the amazing Chateau de Chenonceau and Chambord.
We will return at around 9:00pm to the initial meeting point in Paris.
