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Visit CareersA Taste of Normandy & the Cote Fleurie Solo Offer
Discover Solo - A Taste of Normandy & the Cote Fleurie for Solo Travellers
This no-fly holiday is perfect for a short break! Normandy is hard to beat – it truly is one of the unspoilt corners of Europe.
A Taste of Normandy & the Cote Fleurie for Solo Travellers
St Pancras, supplement for regional departures
Departure months: April – October 2027
Your holiday includes
Bed & breakfast
4 nights in three-star superior accommodation
Return Eurostar & transfers
5 included experiences
We’ll meet you at your departure airport or train station
Welcome dinner and drink to get to know your fellow travellers
Expert Tour Managers hand-selected for their ability to connect with solo travellers, looking after you throughout
Average group size of 12-25 guests
Checked luggage
Hotel porterage
All additional taxes
Highlights
Enjoy a guided historic walk of Rouen, Normandy’s capital, with its magnificent Gothic cathedral.
Discover Normandy’s many gourmet delights with a visit to a local cider producer and enjoy tastings paired with cheese.
Spend a day exploring the picturesque port town of Honfleur, so adored by Monet.
Visit Gold Beach and the fascinating museum at Arromanches recalling the momentous Allied landings.