7-Day Normandy Tour Packages
Picture a week in Normandy exploring D-Day history and French countryside, with museums and memorials throughout. Visit Mont Saint-Michel, Bayeux with its tapestry, Rouen where Joan of Arc died, and Honfleur's pretty harbor. Enjoy the region's food, including Camembert, Calvados, and cider, and the Norman countryside. Balance history with the beauty of the region itself.
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7 Days in Northern France, incl. Brittany and Normandy
Normandy's D-Day beaches from Omaha to Juno reveal their stories over 7 days. Highlights include Bayeux's cathedral, Colleville-sur-Mer's American Cemetery, and Longues-sur-Mer's battery. Stay at historic hotels like Hotel de Brunville & Spa while visiting local cider producers.

- Day 1
Rennes
Begin in Rennes, the charming capital of Brittany. Arrive by early afternoon to walk through the medieval quarter with its beautiful half-timbered houses. Book your hotel near Place des Lices for easy access to the historic center and your departure point. For dinner try traditional Breton galettes (savory crêpes) paired with local cider.

- Day 2
Rennes to Dinan (35 miles/56 km)
Take a morning transfer to St Germain and cycle along the Ille et Rance canal towpath. This flat scenic route is perfect for your first day of riding. Stop at Léhon's ancient abbey around midday. You'll pass 11 flower-decorated locks offering great photos but be careful of slippery spots near the water. Your day ends in medieval Dinan where you can sample fresh shellfish from local fishermen at the port.

- Day 3
Dinan to Saint-Malo (25 miles/40 km)
Head north along the River Rance estuary. Start around 9 AM to avoid afternoon winds. Take the shuttle boat from Dinard to Saint-Malo (runs every 30 minutes). Spend your afternoon walking the 12th-century ramparts. Bring sturdy shoes for the uneven ancient stones and stay for the beautiful sunset views.

- Day 4
Emerald Coast to Mont-Saint-Michel
- Day 5
Bayeux and D-Day Beaches
- Day 6
Normandy Coast
- Day 7
Saint Aubin Sur Mer
Impressionist Reflections Along the Seine (port-to-port cruise)
This 7-day river cruise sails from Paris to Rouen, stopping at 6 destinations like Giverny, Honfleur, and Le Havre along the Seine. Check out Claude Monet's house and water gardens in Giverny, walk the Alabaster Coast cliffs at Étretat that Courbet and Boudin painted, and see the Eugène Boudin Museum.

Explore Paris and Its Surroundings: 7-Day, 6-Night Multiday Tour
This 7-day guided tour takes you to 5 iconic spots across Normandy, including the UNESCO-listed Mont Saint-Michel abbey and the D-Day beaches at Omaha Beach and Pointe du Hoc. You'll stay 6 nights at the 4-star Citadines Tour Eiffel in Paris and visit Monet's gardens in Giverny plus Versailles.

What people love about 7-day Normandy tours
- 5-Day Paris, Mont Saint-Michel Adventure
This was a fully arranged vacation to see both Paris and Mont St. Michel. I absolutely had the time of my life, and can recommend it to everyone. Thank you Tourradar, for the amazing experience !
- The Rouen Armada and the most beautiful stops along the Seine Valley (port-to-port cruise)
Our first cruise with CroisiEurope. We have cruised this itinerary previously with APT/Ama Waterways. This Croisi Seine Princess Itinerary was great as ship docked in Honfleur enabling a whole day and evening there. To fit our itinerary we chose this 6 day cruise which does not include stops at Les Andelys or Giverny. Bonus was Paris nighttime cruise at the end as this ship is permitted upstream where other cruise ships are not. Ship is comfortable, clean well equipped and crew very welcoming and friendly, especially Purser Maryline who made extra effort to ensure the small group of English speakers were included. Food quality excellent. Fixed 3 course menu lunch + dinner and open bar from noon. All crew speak English. We rate this very high - extraordinary value.
- WWII D-Day Landing Beaches & Battle of Normandy
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