ACCOMMODATION EQUIPPED WITH : kitchenette with mini-oven, bathroom or shower, balcony or small garden area for most apartments.
The Lagrange Classic "LES RESIDENCES" self-catering apartments in Cabourg (Normandy) are located in various different buildings throughout the resort, 200-800m from the beach and 600-1000m from the resort centre and shops.
The accommodation has been built in the traditional Norman style.FREE OF CHARGE
PAYABLE SERVICES
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
State at time of booking and pay locally
> STUDIO 2 PERSONNES (S2)
S2 - STUDIO sleeps 2, approx 20m², living area with double sofa bed.
> 2/3 PIECES 6 PERSONNES (236)
236 - 1 OR 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT sleeps 6, 30/35m², living area with double sofa bed, double bedroom, small bedroom or alcove sleeping 2 (sometimes bunks). Apartments sometimes have a mezzanine.
> 2 PIECES 4 PERSONNES (24)
24 - 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT sleeps 4, 25/30m², living area with double sofa bed, bedroom or mezzanine sleeping 2 (sometimes with bunks).
IN and AROUND CABOURG:
The limestone and clay cliffs around Cabourg (6km) are rich in fossils and worth a visit.
Honfleur (35km) is the city of painters and famous seamen.
The Normandy bridge (40km), the D-Day beaches, Cider trail...
SPORT and LEISURE:
* Watersports
* 18-hole Golf course
* Horse-riding
* Tennis
* Public footpaths (ie. Circuit des Marais/ Marshes trail)
* Beach clubs
* Go-kart
* Horse racing course
* Beach clubs...
USEFUL INFORMATION:
The resort has all the required facilities for you to spend a great holiday:
* Shuttle bus service operating from the station.
*Doctors and pharmacy.
* Nurseries, beach clubs for children.
* Swimming pool, 2 horse-riding schools, marine club.
* Restaurants specialising in local cuisine.
* Supervised beach in season.
NORMANDY offers visitors an enticing mix of the old and the new, with traditional values and cosmopolitan modern life co-exisiting to form an exciting cultural melting pot.
The area is home to contrasting landscapes, large beaches, green countryside and a rich historical hertige, with visits to Normandy's many landmarks highly reccomended. Tourists with a keen interest in medieval history will particularly enjoy seeing the famous Bayeaux Tapestry or visiting Mont-St-Michel. For those who prefer an almost first-hand look at more recent events, the beaches and battlefields that formed the backdrop to WW2 make for a fascinating and humbling experience.
No trip to Normandy is complete without sampling regional specialities, and the abundance of dairy cattle in the region means that Normandy butter and cream feature heavily on the majourity of menus. For those looking to toats their holiday with a glass of something special, the area's many apple orchards make Normandy cider and calvados (apple brandy) the tipple of choice for many locals and holidaymakers alike.
Train stations: Dieppe, le Havre, Rouen, Cherbourg, Deauville. Airports: Caen, Cherbourg. Deauville, Rouen, Le Havre. Normandy is also easily accessed by ferry, with regular crossings to Cherbourg, Le Havre and Caen.
Whilst in the area you should also visit the Memorial de Caen, which offers its visitors the opportunity to take a historical journey through the 20th century, discovering major events from the end of the First World War to the fall of the Berlin Wall. It has a whole section covering D-Day and is the only museum in Normandy to relate the intensity of the invasion that followed and explain its preaparation in both enemy camps. Benefit from an exclusive discount voucher when booking your accommodation through Lagrange.
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A word of advice from Lagrange: French roads are excellent, but not free, so keep some euros handy.
