• TOURIST INTERCOMMUNAL DEAUVILLE - Guests will meet their pilot either at their hotel in Deauville/Trouville or at the tourist office.
• Spa Diane Barriere Le Normandy - INCLUDED IN THE 3.5 HOUR OPTION

The Hotel Barrière Le Normandy Deauville is a prestigious hotel of the Groupe Lucien Barrière in Deauville, Normandy. Originally constructed as the Hôtel Normandy by François André in 1912.

• Church of St. Lawrence - INCLUDED IN THE 3.5 HOUR OPTION

The current structure dates back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. It was registered as a historic monument on September 23, 1977.

• Villa Strassburger - INCLUDED IN THE 3.5 HOUR OPTION

Constructed between 1907 and 1912, based on the designs of architect Georges Pichereau Caen for Henri de Rothschild, on the site of a farm purchased in 1875 by Gustave Flaubert. It is a prime example of the second generation of the neo-Norman style.

• Hippodrome Deauville La Touques - INCLUDED IN THE 3.5 HOUR OPTION

Initiated by Duc de Morny, founder of the Deauville resort, the racecourse was inaugurated in August 1863, with the first two races held on August 14 and 15. Over time, the event expanded, introducing the Deauville Cup in 1866, with a prize of 20,000 F and an art object worth 10,000 F, and the Grand Prix of Deauville in 1871.

• Plage Des Bains - INCLUDED IN THE 3.5 HOUR OPTION

“A Monkey in Winter,” a film by Henri Verneuil, was filmed here during the winter of 1961-1962. Villerville is depicted as Tigreville in the film. A local association, established in 2001, preserves the memory of the filming. Since June 2007, a large photo of the film’s stars, Jean Gabin and Jean-Paul Belmondo, has been displayed at the entrance to the main street. Further down the street is the Norman Cabaret, a restaurant featured in the film.

• Le Vieux Bassin - This watershed was created at the behest of Abraham Duquesne and by order of Colbert in 1681.

It replaced the old, narrower haven of beaching. The construction required the demolition of the western part of the ramparts and was completed in 1684.

• Saint Catherine’s Church - The Church of Sainte-Catherine in Honfleur is an extraordinary architectural gem, representing the town’s rich historical and maritime heritage. Built in the late 15th century, this entirely wooden church is the largest of its kind in France, making it a truly remarkable monument.

Its distinctive architecture is the result of the craftsmanship of the shipbuilders of the time, who used naval construction techniques to create this place of worship. The main nave, shaped like an inverted ship’s hull, is supported by massive oak beams, exuding both strength and elegance. The detached bell tower, reminiscent of an old ship’s lighthouse, further highlights the maritime connection that defines Honfleur.

Dedicated to Saint Catherine, the patron saint of carpenters, the church reflects the importance of this community in Honfleur’s history as a once-thriving maritime port.

• Chapelle Notre Dame de Grace - The chapel “Notre-Dame de Grâce” was constructed between 1600 and 1615 by the citizens and sailors of Honfleur on the site of an old chapel that disappeared in a cliff landslide. This original chapel was founded before 1023 by Richard II, then Duke of Normandy, to fulfill a vow made during a storm in which he nearly perished. Since then, the cult of “Notre-Dame de Grâce” has been maintained.

The building was classified as a historical monument in 1938.

• Panorama Mont-Joli - Visitors will enjoy a stunning panorama, especially on a sunny day. The view includes the port basins, the two pylons of the Normandy Bridge connecting Honfleur to Le Havre, and a significant portion of the old city with its narrow streets.
• Le Manoir d’Apreval - At Manoir d’Apreval, a family-run estate located between Deauville and Honfleur, visitors can meet the family and friends who have been passionately producing cider and calvados for five generations. Specializing in the cultivation of apples and pears, Manoir d’Apreval combines traditional and modern methods with a commitment to environmental respect. All products, including pure fruit juices, cider, pommeau, and calvados, are organic. Nestled amidst the lush orchards of the Pays d’Auge, this charming estate offers an authentic and flavorful experience, immersing guests in the heart of Norman tradition while revealing the secrets of their production.
• TOURIST INTERCOMMUNAL DEAUVILLE - The pilot will return guests to their hotel or the tourist office.

• Professional Driver
• Private transportation
• Tasting of local cider at a distillery
• Hotel Pick Up & Drop Off
• 1 or 2 passengers per sidecar
• Use of Helmet
• Local Guide
• Gloves and Goggles (if necessary)

• Gratuities
• Lunch

Embark on an extraordinary adventure with our vintage sidecars and embark on a timeless journey through Normandy. This getaway will unveil stunning vistas, from the quaint cobbled streets of Honfleur to the breathtaking coastal roads of the Flower Coast, all while passing through verdant countryside. Our “Gentlemen Siders,” true aficionados, will share fascinating stories and local secrets, making each moment as enriching as it is enchanting.

The highlight of the day? An exclusive visit to a family-owned distillery where you’ll meet the owner and taste authentic local products while wandering among blooming apple trees. Fully immerse yourself in the essence of Normandy for an unforgettable experience!

• Six people max per booking, may go to twelve people upon request
• Minimum age: 4 years old

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.