A contemporary and spacious 3 bedroom gite in Gavray. The ideal base from which to explore Normandy. Mont St Michel, Bayeux and the D-Day landing beaches are all within easy reach.
Learn About The D Day Landing Beaches
D-Day took place on Tuesday, 6 June 1944 and was the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II. Today, the sites are a key visitor attraction for those wanting to pay their respects.
Discover Medieval Bayeux
Bayeux is a medieval town in Normandy and the first town to be liberated by the Allied forces after D-Day. It is also famous for the tapestry that tells the story of the events leading up Norman conquest of England.
Explore Mont Saint Michel
A visit to Mont-Saint-Michel should definitely be on your Normandy bucket list. It’s a rocky island commune topped with a 13th century Gothic abbey. Discover 13 centuries of history and restoration at this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Time to relax
Holidays are a time of great excitement; choosing where to go, planning what you might do and then the anticipation and build up. Spending a holiday with friends or family and enjoying the time away together is priceless. You can
Gourmet food
Think of France and you immediately think of food and drink. Famous for wine, cheese, crispy baguettes, thin crêpes, pâtisserie, fôie gras, and crème brûlée amongst others. There are Normandy specialities to be enjoyed thanks, in part, to its proximity
Explore the local area
There’s so much to see and do in Normandy. Gavray is the ideal base from which to explore La Manche region. The towns of Granville, Coutances, and Villedieu-les-Poêles are all within a 20 minute drive. The larger towns of Saint-Lô, Cherbourg
Steeped in history
References to William the Conqueror, the D-Day landings and the Bayeux Tapestry are to be found throughout Normandy. The Bayeux Tapestry is a 70 metre long tapestry which depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England, William I and Harold
Abbeys cathedrals chateaux
Coutances Cathedral, Hambye Abbey, the Chateau at Gratot and Lucerne Abbey are just some of the historic abbeys, cathedrals and chateaux nearby. The renowned abbey of Mont St Michel is only 45 minutes away. It’s an absolute must-see during your
Endless beaches
The coastline in Normandy stretches from the bay at Mont-Saint-Michel, up to Cherbourg, along the D-Day landing beaches, to Le Havre, Dieppe and beyond. The Alabaster Coast which starts just north of Le Havre in Upper Normandy is characterised by
