From a fishing village to a seaside resort, Etretat is world-renowned for its English Channel shoreline, immaculate with white chalk. Liked by renowned French painters, the town welcomes tourists around its traditional Norman restaurants.

Located in Lower Normandy and connected to Upper Normandy, via Le Havre, by the Normandy Bridge, this nationally recognized flowery village will show you the Norman region from a new perspective.

Explore: - Coastal facade with flint, - Seine Estuary, - Norman cuisine.

Deauville is known for being the vacation spot of many cinema stars. It is also and above all a charming village that has grown to offer vacationers a large number of activities. The Casino, the beach, the water activities will charm you and offer you a moment of relaxation.

To discover : - The beach and its coloured parasols, - Port of Deauville, - Deauville's Casino.

Native soil of Manoir du Clap, this charming village with its rustic atmosphere, allows for a quiet weekend, while remaining close to the key cities of Seine-Maritime.

To discover: - The two churches of the village, - Natural Park of the Normandy Seine Loops...

Second harbour of France, the city of Le Havre offers the opportunity to discover post-war Normandy: the city was largely rebuilt according to the plans of the Perret brothers. The coast will offer your eyes the captivating spectacle of the Seine languidly leaving its riverbed to reach the English Channel.

To discover: - The old town, - The marina and the beach, - The Normandy Bridge ...

Internationally known for its bridge listed as "second-longest bridge in France", the city allows you to immerse yourself in a simple and authentic Norman culture. The Castle of the Counts of Tancarville dominates the town with its majestic silhouette and makes us think that the sleeping counts still watch over the Norman lands ...

To discover: - Feudal castle, - Tancarville bridge

Normandy's capital, Rouen allows you to discover the entire Seine-Maritime heritage. A true cultural hub, the city with a hundred bells will welcome you at the heart of its old town, its museums, its bars and its cathedral.

To discover : - Cathedral Notre Dame de Rouen - The Gros Horloge, in the heart of the medieval old town - Abbatiale Saint-Ouen - Aître Saint Maclou

Fécamp is a city full of history, with a varied heritage. History lovers, this city is made for you! You will find the ruins of a ducal palace, but also the splendid Trinity church!
Discover: - Trinity Church - Remains of the Ducal Palace - Fisheries Museum

Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, Veules-les-Roses is full of surprises! Come discover its winding and charming streets, most of which follow the Veule, the smallest river in France. It joins the beautiful coastline of the Alabaster Coast.

To discover: - The smallest river in France, - Watercress farms, - Churches, waterways and mills within the village ...

Explorers, explore Normandy's countryside and discover its landscapes and secrets with new eyes. Between the hinterland and the Alabaster Coast, a range of hiking trails suitable for all levels await you! Not far from the Manor, the GR2 passes through, and a hike allows holidaymakers to enjoy the local heritage: Route No. 13 from "Hiking in Normandy": "Bois de Tancarville".

Horse lovers, the Clap is for you! Several nearby villages offer horseback riding outings. The Grives stables in La Remuée, as well as the Brière pony club (labeled 4 stars sport and disability) will allow you to escape on horseback.

From the manor, the sea is never far away, and you can enjoy its velvety coolness during too hot summers. Dinghy, paddle, swimming, all kinds of activities offered by the ports of the Norman Coast. The most picturesque will also offer you the leisure to wander in local markets.