2 days

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Día 1: París - Ruan - Honfleur - playas del Día D - Caen (C) Suba a bordo de un autobús de lujo en el centro de París y deje atrás el ajetreo mientras viaja por los campos de Normandía. Su primera parada es Ruan, la capital de la región. Esta histórica ciudad era una de las ciudades más grandes y prósperas de la Europa medieval y la capital de las dinastías anglo-normandas.
Baje para hacer una visita a pie por las principales atracciones de Ruan, como la impresionante catedral y el lugar donde fue ejecutada Juana de Arco en 1431.
El recorrido continúa en Honfleur, conocida por su pintoresco puerto antiguo, capturado infinidad de veces por el famoso pintor impresionista, Claude Monet. Recorrerá el encantador casco antiguo y dispondrá de tiempo libre para el almuerzo (no incluido en el precio).
Por la tarde, se dirigirá a las playas de Normandía, donde tuvo lugar el famoso desembarco en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Escuche historias sobre las invasiones de los aliados a la Francia ocupada por los alemanes mientras visita Omaha Beach, uno de los lugares del desembarco más complicados. Visite el cementerio americano y monumento conmemorativo de Normandía, desde donde se domina el mar, y presente sus respetos a los soldados caídos en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Después hará una breve parada en el pueblo costero de Arromanches, otro lugar importante en el desembarco, antes de seguir rumbo a la ciudad de Caen donde se alojará esa noche y cenará con el grupo.
Alojamiento: hotel de 3 estrellas en Caen
Día 2: Caen - Saint-Malo - Mont St-Michel - París (D) Disfrute de un desayuno tipo bufé en el hotel antes de comenzar el segundo día de la excursión. Adéntrese en el corazón de Bretaña para su primera parada, la amurallada ciudad portuaria de Saint-Malo. Realice una visita guiada a pie a lo largo de las murallas junto al mar y visite la catedral de Saint-Malo. Allí tendrá tiempo libre para almorzar (no incluido en el precio).
Su excursión de 2 días culmina con una visita a uno de los lugares más emblemáticos de Francia, Mont St-Michel, una histórica abadía situada en un extenso estuario. Suba hasta la cima del pueblo para una visita guiada a pie por los lugares más interesantes de la fascinante abadía benedictina del siglo VIII, fundada como monasterio consagrado a San Miguel Arcángel. Aprenda acerca de su historia, arquitectura y diversas funciones a lo largo de los años, como prisión, castillo, fortificación estratégica, además de destacado centro cultural y de peregrinaje durante la Edad Media. En la actualidad, es un lugar declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
En la cima de colina podrá disfrutar de las vistas sobre la bahía. No se pierda el increíble espectáculo de la subida de la marea rodeando toda la isla. A continuación, dispondrá de tiempo libre para explorar el pueblo y hacer unas compras.
Al final del día, suba de nuevo al autobús y relájese en el camino de vuelta a París, donde llegará por la noche.

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Guía profesional
Traslado en autobús de lujo con aire acondicionado
Precio de la entrada
Comidas según itinerario (D= desayuno, A= almuerzo, C= cena)
Alojamiento en un hotel de 3 estrellas
Servicio de equipajes
Recuerdo de Normandía
Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel (si se ha elegido esta opción)

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Propina (opcional)

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en un plazo de 48 horas a partir de la fecha de reserva, siempre que haya disponibilidad
Esta excursión no está recomendada para personas con problemas de movilidad, puesto que el ascenso a la Abadía del Mont St-Michel conlleva subir muchos peldaños.
Se permite un máximo de dos personas por habitación. Es imprescindible realizar la reserva de cada habitación por separado.
Se hará una breve parada en el viaje de vuelta a París

Características

Turismo

90%

Cultural

60%

Náutica

30%

Opiniones

4.1

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docronps

5 | 2019-07-03

The bus was not your expected touring bus like Greyhound in the US. Seats very narrow and no room in front of you to store anything. Especially on the way back after 2 days to Paris. No overhead space was available. I would inquire about the bus type first. Mont St Michel stair climbing ONLY for athletically fit people. I am 66 and had a very hard time coming down the stairs.No hand rails down from the over 300 steps. Hotel was nice as were the various villages that we visited. All said, I like the tour but did not like the bus style.

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Darrell C

4 | 2019-04-22

Well planned,well organized, and well executed. The best part of our trip was Dominique, our guide, who was incredibly meticulous about the details and getting everyone around to everything. She was an endless source of knowledge about all of the places we visited and offered such great explanations about everything. I was concerned beforehand that we would feel rushed, but we had plenty of time to see what we wanted to. I was a little disappointed about not spending more time in Normandy, and not having time to see a museum there.Wonderful overall experience though.

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carolokeeffe35

1 | 2018-10-17

Our guide was very hard to understand and said "eh" at the end of every sentence. We had very little time at the WW2 sites that were of interest to us. We stopped for 10 minutes at Omaha beach and weren't given any information or history about the events that took place there. Overall very rushed in the places that were of interest to us with very little information about the places we stopped in.

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Sherri G

5 | 2018-10-08

It is a packed two days, but nicely laid out. Wonderful trip through history. Easier to take a tour than navigate all the places via rail or car.

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James L

4 | 2018-09-24

We thoroughly enjoyed the tour. Very well organized, our guide Veronica was amazing, knowledgeable enough to teach French history. Our driver was very skillful, lots of narrow village roads.Dinner was OK, tiny portions, both my husband and our table mates were still hungry. Breakfast was much better.The woman at check in counter in Paris very rude.

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Joyce S

2 | 2018-09-17

The most important part of reviewing a trip is not about the attractions, but about the experience; and our experience was pretty bad this trip. The guides were one of the main problems. A great guide can make history come alive, and make you feel like you are a part of that history. These were not those guides. Our main guide, Veronica, was like that one teacher that puts you to sleep in class. Often times she during tours we would get basic insight into the various landmarks we would visit, but not much else. Compounding this issue was her tendency to say "eh?" at the end of every sentence. To make matters worse, she would often walk off on her own without accounting for the group. During our trip to Honfleur for instance, we became separated from her along with half of the other folks in the group. We all ended up going in separate directions trying to find her, while her monotone voice flitted in and out of range of our headsets! We ended up joining the other guide's tour, who was more lively, but about 10 times ruder. I saw her snip at three or more people during the time we were on the two day trip, including my father. Instead of "eh?" this guide would say "voila!" during every sentence, as if she was performing constant magic tricks. I understand that English is neither of these guides first language, but they were difficult to listen to. Neither guide would stop to allow the group to ask any questions at all, and on the rare occasions someone did ask a question, neither guide would repeat that question to the group and instead answer the mystery question over the headphones. The schedule was the other main issue. Spots like Honfleur and Saint Malo were given too much time and were mainly filler; the guide would only spend about 20-30 minutes with us and then let us loose for lunch. This was a problem in Saint Malo since barely anywhere was open for lunch until about 45 minutes after our guided tour. The places that demanded more time, like Omaha beach, got 15 minutes of time with no real tour. The graveyard at Normandy was such a short stop that I did not have time to walk to the end of it. On the plus side, the hotel we stayed at was recently renovated and very accommodating. The breakfast there was excellent with bacon, sausage, eggs, crossaints, and juice. Even if for dinner we could not agree whether the mystery meat we were eating was pork or chicken.Overall we would not recommend this tour.

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thomas F

5 | 2018-09-02

great trip... comfortable bus and accommodations. Informative guide. All transports on time. Highly recommend.

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Bruce M

5 | 2018-08-06

Long days but guide and drivers were very good. Guides tend to walk to fast.for older folks. Very educational. Loved Normandy and it's villages. A little tiring but enjoyable.

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