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NORMANDY'S "COTE FLEURIE"

The Floral Coast
Between Cabourg and Honfleur

Visit the Floral Coast

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The name of this part of the Norman coastline, known as The Floral Coast, simply refers to the surrounding flowery countryside stretching from Merville-Franceville to Honfleur. This coastline features a succession of beaches and famous seaside resorts with villas showcasing typical Norman architecture. Cabourg, Deauville, Trouville, and Honfleur are certainly the best known !
I recommend visiting this picturesque coast between Bayeux/Caen and Honfleur for a day or two if you have a vehicle, as it’s the best way to explore. Stop and stroll through some of these charming seaside resorts, then tour the countryside of the Pays d’Auge.
Without a vehicle, it will be complicated. However, see the information below about trains and buses if you have no other option.

Trains and buses to the Floral Coast from Caen or Bayeux
– There are only 2 train stations on the Floral Coast: one in Deauville-Trouville and another in Cabourg-Dives sur Mer. 
However, trains from Caen or Bayeux to these stations are not direct and have very limited availability.
– The 2 other nearest train stations inland are Lisieux and Pont-L’Évêque.
– Alternatively, you can take buses departing from Caen train station.

Check train and bus schedules on the SNCF website HERE.

AND VISIT ALSO...

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Honfleur

Saint Etienne church is the oldest church of Honfleur and dates from the 14th and 15th centuries. It houses nowadays the Maritime museum of Honfleur, Normandy

Other Sites in Pays d'Auge

A typical Norman half-timbered house in teh countryside of Pays d'Auge Normandy