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Honfleur and the Flower Coast: 6 must-sees by van or motorhome

Explore Honfleur and its surroundings, from picturesque ports and dramatic cliffs to charming villages, all easily accessible by van or motorhome.

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Honfleur is Normandy in its purest form: a historic port, cobbled lanes and a light that inspired painters. The Flower Coast, stretching from Deauville to Cabourg, offers ever-changing scenery, from fine sandy beaches and cliffs to elegant seaside resorts. Here are six unmissable stops for a successful road trip with your home on wheels.

Vieux Bassin d'Honfleur

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The beating heart of the town, this 17th-century basin is lined with half-timbered houses and seafood restaurants. Perfect for a morning stroll or watching the sunset over the traditional boats.

Église Sainte-Catherine d'Honfleur

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This unique wooden church was built by shipwrights in the 15th century. Its separate bell tower and warm atmosphere make it an iconic landmark.

Falaises d'Étretat

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Ranked among France’s most beautiful, these chalk cliffs offer breathtaking views, such as the Needle or the Porte d’Aval. A motorhome parking area nearby makes access easy.

Plage de Deauville

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With its legendary boardwalk, colourful parasols and chic atmosphere, this beach is ideal for a relaxing break. The seafront car parks easily accommodate motorhomes.

Cabourg and its Grand Hôtel

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This elegant seaside resort charms visitors with its Belle Époque architecture and long sandy beach. The Grand Hôtel, a symbol of its prestigious past, is worth a visit for a souvenir photo.

Jardin des Artistes à Honfleur

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This terraced garden offers a stunning view over the Seine estuary and the Pont de Normandie. A peaceful spot to picnic or admire the landscape from your van.

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