D-Day & Military History
Build a programme around the D-Day landing beaches, Bayeux, museums, memorials and historic sites.
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Tailor-made group programmes across Normandy for international tour operators, combining historic sites, coastal destinations, cultural heritage and local experiences.
PLAN YOUR NORMANDY PROGRAMMEGROUP TRAVEL IN NORMANDY
Normandy brings together history, heritage, coastline, gastronomy and art within one region. D-Day and Bayeux can be combined with Mont-Saint-Michel, Honfleur, Rouen, Giverny and the Côte Fleurie to create varied group itineraries.
Franceo Travel coordinates the local elements behind the programme — accommodation, transportation, guides, visits, restaurants and local suppliers — for international tour operators.
Normandy by Programme
Build a group programme around the interests of your clients, combining Normandy's history, coastline, cultural heritage and gastronomy.
Build a programme around the D-Day landing beaches, Bayeux, museums, memorials and historic sites.
Combine Normandy's coastline with Mont-Saint-Michel, the Côte Fleurie and coastal towns.
Discover historic towns, gardens and places connected with Normandy's architectural and Impressionist heritage.
Explore Normandy through its local produce, culinary traditions and regional specialities.
Destinations
From historic towns and D-Day sites to dramatic coastlines and cultural landmarks, Normandy offers a wide range of destinations that can be combined within one group programme.
D-Day history, medieval heritage and a practical base for exploring the Normandy coast.
A landmark destination combining dramatic architecture, the bay and the landscapes of western Normandy.
Harbours, coastal scenery and the seaside towns of Normandy.
Historic architecture, the cathedral, gastronomy and the Seine Valley.
The cliffs and landscapes of the Alabaster Coast provide a distinctive scenic element for a Normandy programme.
Gardens and Impressionist heritage, particularly suited to cultural itineraries connecting Paris and Normandy.