Cycling at your own pace from the Côte Fleurie to the Suisse Normande

Starting from Cabourg, leave the Côte Fleurie behind and gradually make your way to the Orne estuary, between unspoiled nature and remarkable heritage. Begin your day by following the cycle path to Merville-Franceville-Plage (8 km), a lively seaside resort where you can stop to visit the Merville Battery , a major historical site of the D-Day landings.

Continue on to Sallenelles (5 km), a charming village nestled in the heart of an exceptional nature reserve , where the estuary reveals all its ecological richness.

Your route then takes you along the Orne Canal, on a pleasant greenway perfectly suited to electric bikes. You will pass through verdant and peaceful landscapes, between marshes, open fields and picturesque locks.

Make a stop in Bénouville (6 km), famous for its Pegasus Bridge , a key site in the liberation of Normandy.

Then continue your journey towards Caen (11 km), following the canal to the city centre. This last section is particularly pleasant, lined with trees and barges, and leads to the historic heart of Caen, dominated by the medieval castle founded by William the Conqueror.

Upon arrival, enjoy a stroll through the lively streets of the historic center.

Leave the historic center of Caen smoothly by following the greenway of Suisse Normande , a route perfectly suited to electric bikes, which will take you to Clécy through magnificent natural landscapes.

Just outside Caen, you'll join the cycle path built along the old railway line, a peaceful and safe route that winds through fields, forests, and small Norman villages. The route first leads you to Thury-Harcourt-le-Hom (28 km), a charming village in the heart of the Orne Valley. Here, take the time to stroll along the riverbanks and explore its castle.

After this relaxing break, continue your journey for the final kilometers to (12km). The scenery gradually changes: the valleys become more pronounced and cliffs appear on the horizon. Welcome to Suisse Normande , a true paradise for nature lovers.

Upon arrival, let yourself be charmed by the picturesque village of Clécy, perched on the banks of the Orne River. This region is famous for its outdoor activities: kayaking, climbing, paragliding, or simply a leisurely stroll along the water. A well-deserved reward after a day of cycling along one of Normandy's most beautiful greenways.

Starting from Clécy , leave the Orne Valley and gradually ascend to the gentler, rolling landscapes of the Pays d'Auge. Your day of cycling offers a striking contrast: from the rocky outcrops and forests of Suisse Normande to the peaceful hills and picturesque villages of inland Normandy.

Take the small country roads towards Pont-d'Ouilly (12 km), a charming village where it is pleasant to take a break by the Orne river or admire the traditional buildings.

Finally, head towards Falaise (25 km), dominated by the majestic Castle of William the Conqueror , a spectacular end point to your journey.

Upon arrival, stroll through the historic center of Falaise, visit the castle, and explore the medieval streets before settling into a welcoming hotel or bed and breakfast. A perfect ending to a tour that combines nature, history, and Norman heritage.

You gently leave the Falaise, leaving behind William the Conqueror's castle and the historic center. Very quickly, the small, rolling roads plunge you into the heart of the Pays d'Auge , between orchards, hedgerows and picturesque villages with half-timbered houses.

Along the way, you will stop at the Château de la Fresnaye , a magnificent example of Norman architecture, surrounded by its peaceful gardens.

Arriving in Cambremer is a true feast for the eyes. The Jardins du Pays d'Auge invite you to stroll among themed landscapes and varied plants, a perfect setting to breathe fresh air and enjoy the Normandy countryside.

The next day, you set off again, following the Cider Route , through orchards and typical villages. Each pedal stroke brings you closer to the sea while you discover Norman know-how.

You make a stop at the Pierre Huet Distillery , where the scents of apple and Calvados immerse you in local tradition. In Beuvron-en-Auge , a village listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, you stroll through the narrow streets and enjoy a tasting of local products, including artisanal cheeses and ciders.

The route ends in Deauville , with its famous boardwalk and Belle Époque villas. The sea air, elegant facades, and lively restaurants offer a charming arrival.

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