Western Normandy
With its impressive landscapes, immense historical and cultural heritage, and numerous country roads, Normandy has everything to appeal to cyclists! Getaway along the coast
This cycling route connecting Caen, Courseulles-sur-Mer, Port-en-Bessin, and Bayeux offers a truly timeless escape. Over three days, the gentle pace of cycling allows you to fully immerse yourself in the Normandy countryside, alternating between the coast, the countryside, and unspoiled natural areas. The road to Liberation
The ideal starting point for your cycling tour, Caen is deeply marked by the history of the Second World War. The Caen Memorial is an essential stop to understand the stakes and the course of the 1944 D-Day landings. The city, heavily damaged by bombing, today symbolises reconstruction and peace. From Caen, you can quickly reach the D-Day beaches via dedicated cycle paths. Normandy landscapes
This cycle route from Caen to Lisieux offers balanced stages that are accessible to a wide range of cyclists who cycle regularly. The distances and moderate terrain allow you to enjoy the route to the full without excessive pressure, while still providing a good physical workout. It is an excellent option for those who want to combine sport, discovery and the pleasure of cycling. Heading for Saint Malo
This cycling tour between Caen and Saint-Malo is designed for experienced cyclists looking for a real sporting challenge. The treasures of the peninsula with the family
Our bike tour from Carentan to Cherbourg invites you to explore the Cotentin Peninsula at a leisurely pace. Designed for an enjoyable ride, it allows you to cycle at your own pace, fully enjoying the simple pleasure of cycling and the freedom offered by this gentle mode of transportation. In the heart of Normandy
This cycle route connects Caen to Rouen, passing through some of Normandy’s most beautiful landscapes. Cycling along the Seine: From Rouen to the sea
From Rouen, the ‘city of a hundred bell towers’, to picturesque Honfleur, the route takes you on a journey through Normandy’s heritage. Rouen Cathedral, Jumièges Abbey, the villages along the Seine and the Old Harbour in Honfleur are just some of the highlights along the way. Your cycling holiday will allow you to discover the history of our beautiful Normandy, its medieval heritage and its remarkable religious sites. Cycling along the Seine: the Impressionists’ route
Normandie Rando offers an original cycling route covering over 300 km, allowing you to discover the many treasures of the Seine Valley. From Norman abbeys to centuries-old forests and the orchards of the ‘fruit route’, you will learn everything there is to know about the region. This fairly easy route, accessible to all, ends at one of the most beautiful beaches in Normandy! The “Vélomaritime” with the family
This cycle route offers short, accessible stages that are perfectly suited to both children and parents. The route follows the official La Vélomaritime cycle route, known for its safe facilities, gentle terrain and varied landscapes. The connections between each stage are simple, pleasant and punctuated with numerous opportunities for breaks, games and discoveries. The road to Freedom
From Caen to Cherbourg, this cycling holiday takes you to the heart of Normandy’s coastline, history and local produce, following one of the most beautiful routes along the Manche coast. Over the course of several days, you will cycle between the great D-Day beaches, charming fishing ports, the Cotentin marshes, authentic villages and spectacular sea views! From orchards to the sea
Fancy a change of scenery for the weekend? Normandie Rando offers a short cycling break in the magnificent Pays d’Auge region. This bike ride will take you through the region’s most beautiful villages and introduce you to its diverse cultural and gastronomic heritage. WW2 Memories
Do you dream of a weekend cycling trip and want to discover the history of the D-Day landings? Normandie Rando can organise an express cycling tour taking in the most significant sites of this military operation. Normandy 44
6 June 1944 was a turning point in the history of the Second World War, with thousands of Allied soldiers landing on the beaches of Calvados to liberate Europe from Nazi rule. The fighting that took place on that day and in the months that followed left a deep mark on Normandy. This cycling tour takes you to the key sites of Operation Overlord, from Omaha Beach to Arromanches, Pointe du Hoc and Sainte Mère Eglise. D-Day express
6 June 1944 was a turning point in the history of the Second World War, with the landing on the beaches of Calvados of thousands of Allied soldiers who came to liberate Europe from Nazi rule. The fighting that took place on that day and in the months that followed left a deep mark on Normandy. Normandy discovery
From Bayeux to Rouen, this cycling holiday takes you on a journey of discovery through Normandy from east to west, exploring its varied landscapes, medieval and contemporary history, culture and gastronomy!
On the programme: major sites of the 1944 landings, the Bayeux Tapestry, the city of Caen, its castle and abbeys, the rural landscapes of Bessin and Pays d’Auge, discovery of the Normandy terroir (cider, cheese, etc.), Viking heritage, the Impressionist painters in the Seine Valley and finally Rouen and its hundred bell towers! The coast of Calvados
In the heart of Normandy, from the medieval town of Bayeux to the port of Honfleur, via the D-Day beaches and the hills and orchards of the Pays d’Auge, come and discover the wonders of Calvados. Walking in the Cotentin
Your walking holiday begins in the port city of Cherbourg, the maritime gateway to the Cotentin Peninsula, home to no fewer than five different ports (cruise, military, fishing, commercial and recreational)! If you have time, a visit to the Cité de la Mer and the Le Redoutable submarine is a must. Then head west on the GR 223 coastal path, where you will discover the green landscapes of Landemer before reaching the smallest port in France: Port Racine! The way of the Saints
From the majestic Mont Saint-Michel to the pirate city of Saint-Malo, this walking tour spans centuries of history. A true masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Mont Saint-Michel is of course one of the highlights of your walking vacation. Dol-de-Bretagne, with its cathedral and medieval houses, bears witness to the spiritual and commercial influence of the region. In the land of cider and cheese
Located less than two and a half hours from Paris, in the heart of Normandy, Calvados is a department that boasts an exceptional historical, cultural and gastronomic heritage. This walking tour, ideal for the whole family, allows you to discover the riches and iconic sites of this department, from Deauville to Beaumont en Auge! From the Arsenal to the Corsair city
Seven days cycling between two of western France’s most historic ports. From Cherbourg to Saint-Malo, you never leave the coastline! Granite cliffs, vast white sandy beaches, moorland, small coastal villages dating back centuries, the rhythm of the tides… it’s all there! From the Flowery coast to the landing beaches
Located less than two and a half hours from Paris, in the heart of Normandy, Calvados is a department that boasts an exceptional historical, cultural and gastronomic heritage. This walking tour, ideal for the whole family, allows you to discover the riches and iconic sites of this department, from Deauville to Bayeux! D-Day walk
On 6 June 1944, the beaches of Normandy were the scene of one of the fiercest battles in history. The landing of the American army, supported by a detachment of Allied soldiers, under a terrible deluge of fire and blood, led to the liberation of France from Nazi rule. This historic walking tour will allow you to follow in the footsteps of the battle and see the remnants of the war for yourself. The Cotentin Loop
The cycle tour begins in Carentan, in the heart of the splendid Cotentin marshes, a luminous landscape of wet meadows and canals where you immediately feel the rural soul of Normandy.