A sweeping arc along France's Atlantic north — from the solemn beauty of the Normandy landing beaches to the granite headlands and walled ports of Brittany, with cider, Camembert, and oysters marking the way from Bayeux to the Gulf of Morbihan.
The first cathedral town of Normandy, home to the thousand-year-old embroidery that tells the story of 1066 — and your base at Château d'Audrieu.
A day among the beaches, batteries, and memorials of June 1944, from Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery to the remains of the artificial harbour at Arromanches.
Half-timbered villages and the elegant seafront of Deauville, with tastings of farmhouse cider and Camembert at the source.
Cross into Brittany past the abbey rising from its bay, then pause in Cancale for oysters eaten yards from the beds they came from.
The corsair city within its ramparts, the wild heather headland of Cap Fréhel, and the medieval riverside streets of Dinan.
Follow the north Breton shore village by village to Ploumanac'h, where rose-coloured boulders tumble into a turquoise sea.
Three nights in the walled harbour town of Vannes, with a day on the island-scattered gulf — one of the most beautiful bays in the world — and the megaliths of Carnac close at hand.
Every itinerary in this collection travels with a private minivan from our modern fleet — the same vehicle, start to finish.
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