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Discover the best top things to do in Calvados, France including L'Heure des Mets, Les Voitures Henri Pavard, Normandy Private Tours, Normandia la Hermosa, Albion Voyages, ADRIAN ROADS, MC Chauffeur, DRIVER14, Le Bac de Trouville Deauville, Brittany Ferries Route From Caen To Portsmouth.
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1. L'Heure des Mets
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
2. Les Voitures Henri Pavard
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
Les Voitures Henri Pavard will take you to the main tourist sites in Normandy, Paris, Brittany, and Loire Valley sites Guided or independent with times to suit you - you set the itinerary. Our 35 vehicles can accommodate 1 to 51 passengers
3. Normandy Private Tours
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Hotelier and informed about the operation Overlord, I propose to the tourists in Normandy to discover the landing beaches in private visit with audio guide in a 7 seater vehicles.
4. Normandia la Hermosa
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
My name is Gwendahl PROUST, I am a tourist guide in Normandía y Bretaña desde 2011. Do not hesitate to contact me for more information about Nacionalidades. Soy uno de los únicos guías in Normandía proponiendo excursions in castellano, inglés y francés. The historia es mi pasión that sea pequeña o great. ¡Venid to discover all the carisma of Normandía la Hermosa o de Bretaña the rebelde!
5. Albion Voyages
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5.0 based on 84 reviews
Shuttle: Paris–Normandy/RT. Owned and managed by FrancoAmerican Couple. Albion is offering a friendly shuttle service as a secure transportation option for the traveler.No worries about French strikes/protests or traffic jams that interfere with transport to your destination. Albion is the secret option for the traveler. Friendly English speaking drivers. Possible stops along the way to Giverny or Honfleur. Request pricing options.
Reviewed By Z2598RPlaureng
Albion travel was amazing!! We had a wonderful driver, Christian, pick us up at the airport and bring us to Bayeux. We had a day trip to Mont St. Michel with same driver and a private guide. We had a day touring historic D-Day sites with driver and tour guide, Steve. Albion helped arrange dinner reservations and made sure we were well taken care of!! After a long day of Normandy touring, we had a driver change to Jeff and a 3 hour transfer to Chartres. It was smooth and we felt we really experienced something special!! Thank you Albion travel, Bayeux!!!
6. ADRIAN ROADS
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
"ADRIAN ROADS" passionate team company is motivated by the same core values, namely the sharing of remembrance and transmission of history knowledge in both world wars. We do not want to leave you alone in a small group of people (Max 8 people) aboard a comfortable and Air conditioned minivan. Join us and follow the footsteps of the soldiers who fought in both world wars through a road trip in the French Countryside.
7. MC Chauffeur
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
We understand that it's more than just events in our client's lives, it's special memories that will last a lifetime. We are always happy to customize our packages for every special occasion you want to celebrate. We are ready to serve you any time and for any special requests. Our specially trained driving professionals will deliver you to your destination in the most efficient,safe and secure
8. DRIVER14
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Hello, my name is Bilal, I am a private VTC driver and I offer airport and station shuttle services as well as tourist circuits in Normandy, for visiting the landing beaches, castles and other historic places.
9. Le Bac de Trouville Deauville
10. Brittany Ferries Route From Caen To Portsmouth
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4.0 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By platpeeps - Birmingham, United Kingdom
We always travel on the late-night sailing from Caen to Portsmouth, it certainly is great being able to sleep (in a cabin) the night away and arrive, refreshed, in Portsmouth the next morning. It is worth getting a cabin for the voyage, the recliners aren't very comfortable and a lot of people sleep on the floor of the recliners lounge, so if you have to get up in the night, it's very easy to trip over them (and do yourself some damage!) or their luggage, which they very inconsiderately leave in the aisles. Plus all the noise coming from the outside of the lounge isn't much fun when you're trying to sleep. Yes, a cabin is the best option, and if you can afford it, upgrade to a better class of cabin - more space, TV, hot drink facilities, etc. We're not huge fans of the food from the on-board restaurants. They do a cooked breakfast French way, which is pretty oily (although it seems to be very popular with the truckers!), and I have seen, once or twice, the chefs behind the counters sneeze and then wipe their noses with their hands (yes, really!) Which puts me off completely. If you do want to eat in one of these restaurants, then go for something which has to be cooked from raw, e.g. a steak - it's much nicer than all the dishes which are just sitting on the hotplates! If you opt to have a meal in a restaurant in the town, then make sure that you check your car (including underneath the chassis) as Ouistreham seems to be full of migrants looking for a chance to "cadge a lift"! We use this route quite a bit, not least when we've booked a week's holiday in Brittany or Normandy. We used to take in a film while we were travelling, but it's not the most comfortable of environments. The backs of the seats in the lounge they use for the cinema are too high to see properly, and the last time we did this, we were trying to watch a film to the cacophony of a mass of schoolkids yelling and screaming outside and/or in the next door lounge. In the end, we just gave up so the cost of our tickets was just wasted. I did go into the lounge where the schoolkids were and had a rant, and the teachers just looked at me as if to say "how dare I complain about their little darlings" .... we're not good sailors anyway, so just prefer to get to sleep once we're on board! Lastly, I wish Brittany Ferries would improve their wi-fi connection - and make it available in more locations throughout the ships. It's only available in selected public areas, and even when you've logged on, it's not a very good signal. And if you're paying extra for a cabin, it really would be nice to have wi-fi available for free, especially the "posh" cabins ....
