Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, Sword, five Normandy beaches (Manche and Calvados) marked the beginning of the liberation of France on 6 June 1944. The most formidable military operation brought together 12,000 aircraft, 5,000 ships, 156,000 soldiers and 17,000 parachutists from 12 countries. Staying at one of the most beautiful campsites, you will be at the heart of the history and the fifty or so sites and museums of the landing beaches.
When you spend your holiday at Les Hautes Coutures in Bénouville, you’ll discover a charming, classy campsite on the Côte de Nacre, a stone’s throw from the Normandy beaches.
Discover the campsiteWhat would you say to a holiday on the D-Day beaches? In Normandy, the Port'land 4-star campsite in Port-en-Bessin is located in an historic setting.
Discover the campsiteSet off for the Normandy coast for your next family holidays. The Côte de Nacre 4-star campsite welcomes you beween Arromanches and Ouistreham.
Discover the campsiteSet off for unforgettable holidays near the D-Day Landing beaches at the 5-star Le Cormoran campsite in Ravenoville-Plage, Normandy.
Discover the campsiteWhen you spend your holiday at Les Hautes Coutures in Bénouville, you’ll discover a charming, classy campsite on the Côte de Nacre, a stone’s throw from the Normandy beaches.
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