
This 3-day tour from Paris takes you to Normandy, Saint-Malo, Mont Saint-Michel, and the Loire Valley. You will explore Rouen’s Old Town and the coastal town of Honfleur. The itinerary includes a visit to Omaha Beach, where you will learn about the World War II Normandy landings. You will also visit Saint-Malo and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Mont Saint-Michel, guided by an expert. The tour includes visits to medieval châteaux in the Loire Valley, such as the Château de Langeais. Accommodation in 4-star hotels and some meals are included. This tour is suitable for those interested in history and culture, but may not be ideal for travelers seeking a fast-paced experience.
Following your morning buffet breakfast, leave Caen behind and travel on toward Brittany in the north west of France. Take a tour of the ancient, walled city of St. Malo and discover its age-old ramparts and cathedral with your guide. Pause for lunch and refreshments (own expense) and spend a little free time exploring St. Malo at your leisure, Then travel onward to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mont Saint-Michel, an island fortress located on the Normandy coastline. Considered by many to be one of France’s best-known landmarks, Mont Saint-Michel has a complex and fascinating history going all the way back to the 8th century. Your Abbey entrance ticket is included, allowing you to explore this iconic monument at your own pace. then spend a little free time wandering along Mont Saint-Michel’s cobbled streets and alleyways at your leisure. Overnight stay at the accommodation 4-star hotel in Angers, after free time for dinner.
Depart Angers after breakfast and head into France’s château country. Admire the imposing Château d’Angers in the Loire Valley en route and capture its beauty on camera before continuing onward. Travel through the ancient towns of Cunault and Saumur on your way to the Château de Langeais On your way to the Château de Langeais, a medieval castle nestled in Indre-et-Loire. Château de Langeais was destroyed in the Hundred Years’ War and rebuilt in the 15th century by King Louis XI. It stands today as one of the finest examples of late-medieval architecture in France. Tour the castle with your guide and gain insight into its centuries of history and heritage. Continue on to the town of Chenonceau on the banks of the Loire River for lunch (own expense) and a little free time to explore independently. After lunch, take a guided tour of the Château de Chenonceau considered as one of the remarkable châteaux in the region. Last but not Least! Enjoy a guided tour of one of the most iconic castles of Loire Region: Chambord! You will have some free time to explore the grandiose castle of King François 1st with its famous double helix staircase. Return back in Paris in the evening.
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