Motorhome Road Trip on the Normandy Landing Trails

Cherbourg-en-Cotentin is a town of history and culture, with an architectural heritage marked by Vauban, Napoleon and the 1930s. The former transatlantic station is now home to the Cité de la Mer museum, a tourist site retracing the adventures of man and the sea. The town also cultivates botanical aspects with its parks, gardens and Eco-jardin. During your stay, don't hesitate to discover the harbour from the sea on a boat trip.

• The City of the Sea

• The Cherbourg umbrella factory

• The Voeu Abbey

• A trip out to sea in Europe's largest artificial harbour

• Ravalet Park and Château

• The Roche Fauconnière Park

The former "Port des Évêques" of Bayeux, Port-en-Bessin is just 10 minutes from Colleville-sur-Mer. During your stay in the region, you can park your motorhome at the 2* Camping de La Prairie. You can explore the town centre, take advantage of the shops and boutiques, and also travel to Colleville-sur-Mer, just 10 minutes from the motorhome park.

Colleville-sur-mer is one of Normandy's most popular tourist destinations. The D-Day landings on 6 June 1944 put the spotlight on the American cemetery and its interpretation centre. The town offers walking trails, nature-related leisure activities and a rich historical heritage.

• Colleville-sur-mer American Cemetery

• Omaha Beach

• Colleville-sur-mer beach

• Overlord Museum

Bayeux has a privileged location at the heart of the emblematic sites of the D-Day and medieval Normandy. The town is home to one of the most impressive cathedrals in France, in an authentic setting combining art and history. During your stay, take the time to discover the Bayeux Tapestry, an immense woollen embroidery.

• Bayeux Cathedral

• Old Bayeux

• The Bayeux Tapestry

• The Lace Conservatory

• Battle of Normandy Memorial Museum

• Bayeux Botanical Gardens

Ideally situated between sea and countryside, close to Caen and Bayeux, the Coeur de Nacre destination offers a variety of landscapes and heritage. You can discover the town's historic sites and museums.

• Juno Beach

• Juno Beach Centre History Museum

• Historic sites: Bunkers

Ouistreham, known as the "Pearl of the Côte de Nacre", is full of history, with the D-Day landings recounted by the N°4 Commando Museum and the Museum of the Atlantic. The motorhome park is located near the Ferry landing stage on the Boulevard Maritime.

• Museum of the Atlantic

• N°4 Commando Museum

• Pointe du Siège Tower

If you're a history buff, be sure to visit the Caen Memorial and the D-Day Museum. During your stay in Caen, take the time to visit the historic centre and the Abbaye aux Hommes (Men's Abbey). Saved from bombardment in 1944 because it served as a shelter for the population, this site is home to a rich heritage of decoration and ornamentation.

• Caen Memorial

• Beach and D-Day Museum

• Caen Castle

• The Ladies' Abbey in Caen

• The Men's Abbey