Make the most out of your private tour by visiting the charming villages of Normandy - Etretat & Honfleur !
Admire the picturesque chalk cliffs of Etretat and enjoy the maritime atmosphere of this charming village by the sea. Stroll along the beautiful shore and appreciate the stunning view which inspired many great artists!
Visit the charming village of Honfleur and witness the many colors of the sky which inspired some of the great Impressionists. Stroll along cobbled streets & quaint harbors while soaking up the seaside atmosphere.
Enrich your experience: A professional guide who will accompany you throughout the day, providing in-depth historical context, stories, and insights <br/>Pickup included
Explore on your own: Travel comfortably with a private driver who will take you to all points of interest. No guided commentary is provided.
<br/>Pickup included
Étretat (3 hours on-site)
Drive: 1h30
Falaises d'Étretat – Walk along the dramatic white chalk cliffs and natural arches. The views from the cliff-top trails are spectacular.
Plage d'Étretat – Relax on the pebble beach and enjoy the coastal scenery.
Local souvenir shops (Étretat town center) – Browse small boutiques for Normandy specialties like caramel, cider products, and maritime-themed gifts.
1.5–2 hrs cliff walk & viewpoints
30–45 min beach time
30–45 min town stroll & shopping
⚓ Honfleur (3 hours on-site)
Drive from Étretat: 1h
Must-See Highlights
Vieux Bassin – The picturesque Old Harbor lined with colorful 16th–18th century houses.
Église Sainte-Catherine – France’s largest wooden church, built by shipbuilders.
Charming streets & artisan boutiques – Ideal for souvenir shopping, art galleries, and Normandy gourmet products.
1–1.5 hrs harbor & photos
30–45 min church visit
1 hr shopping / café break
Return to Cabourg
Drive: 1h30
⏰ Total Time Overview
1h30 drive to Étretat
3h Étretat exploration
1h drive to Honfleur
3h Honfleur exploration
1h30 drive to Cabourg
= 10 hours total
Caen, a historic city in Normandy, is known for its rich heritage and significant role in World War II. It offers a blend of medieval architecture, war museums, and charming parks, making it a compelling destination for history buffs and culture seekers alike.
Built by William the Conqueror, this medieval castle houses the Normandy Museum and fine arts museum.
Dedicated to the history of the Battle of Normandy and the consequences of war.
A Benedictine abbey founded by William the Conqueror, featuring beautiful Romanesque architecture.
A beautiful 12-hectare garden featuring a variety of plants, a greenhouse, and a rose garden.
A traditional dish made with tripe cooked in cider and Calvados.
Mussels steamed in white wine, served with French fries.
A Norman apple tart made with caramelized apples and cream.
This is the warmest and most popular time to visit, with long daylight hours and numerous outdoor events.
Euro (EUR)
GMT+1 (CET), GMT+2 (CEST during daylight saving time)
230VV, 50HzHz
Caen is generally safe, with low crime rates. However, petty theft and pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas.
Caen Station
Caen Bus Station
Affordable and efficient, with frequent services. Single tickets cost €1.50.
Available • Apps: G7, Uber
Car, Bike, Scooter
A charming town known for its Bayeux Tapestry and medieval cathedral.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring a stunning abbey and tidal island.
A popular seaside resort known for its beach, casino, and film festival.
Price varies by option