Picardy and Normandy offer a captivating variety of scenery, coupled with a fascinating history. Explore mile upon mile of rugged coastline, discovering high cliffs, pebbled coves and stretches of golden sand. Inland, you will find magnificent forests, tranquil streams and acres of fruit orchards.

Picardy
Nausicaä – is an interesting aquarium in Boulogne, which aims to raise awareness of the sea with thousands of species of marine life on display.

Le Touquet – a lively and elegant Victorian seaside resort with a cosmopolitan atmosphere and six miles of sandy beaches. Enjoy a fun day out at nearby Aqualud Waterpark.

Amiens – the capital of Picardy is famous for its Gothic cathedral, listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site. The medieval town centre is steeped in history, with a canal network around the market gardens.

Normandy
D-Day Landing Beaches – visit the beaches along the Côte de Nacre, which include Omaha, Juno & Sword, as well as the many memorials in the area.

Bayeux – is the home of the celebrated tapestry, a 70m long piece of linen, stitched in 1067 depicting the events of the Norman Conquest, leading up to and including the Battle of Hastings.

Honfleur – a picturesque seaside town, full of historical and artistic interest. Wander around the cobbled streets or take one of the daily cruises along the river for a spectacular view of the Pont de Normandie.