Normandy! 

Renowned for charming, quaint half-timbered houses, verdant green pastures, and apple orchards, where culinary tradition evolves from amazing local products: butter, cream, and of course...apples!



Normandy is famous for its cheese, cider, and Calvados brandy.
It boasts a 360-mile dramatic coastline, including the powerfully provocative World War II landing beaches, an interior of lush farmland, bustling market towns, and historic landmarks such as the cities of Caen, Bayeux, Falaise, and Rouen.

The "Pays d'Auge" is located in Normandy,
and exudes rich historic and architectural heritage. 


The local Monday market in St Pierre sur Dives simply can’t be missed.

Centered around a medieval market hall and square, this typical French market is full of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, local produce, and animals of every description.

Colorful and lively, there is a great atmosphere as everyone meets friends, buys their weekly supplies and barters over prices.




The whole area is a food lover’s and cultural paradise, from the local cheeses, pastries, and Calvados, to the many historical sites which are within easy reach.

Vieux Pont-en-Auge

Is one of the most peaceful and pretty villages in Calvados, famous for its attractive half-timbered buildings, the local manoir, and its 1,000 year old church.

              

The village is set on a small hill overlooking miles of countryside.
 
It is exceptionally peaceful yet only a short drive from a bustling town or the coast.