Highlights

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WWII Checkpoints Include:

• Airborne Museum

• Arromanches 360 – Circular Cinema

• British Normandy Memorial

• Dead Man’s Corner

• Juno Beach Centre

• Mémorial de Caen

• Hillman Fortress

• Normandy American Cemetery

• Pegasus Bridge

• Pointe du Hoc

• Utah Beach Landing Museum

 

Norman History Checkpoints Include:

• Abbaye aux Dames

• Abbaye aux Hommes

• Château de Caen

• Bayeux Tapestry

• Domaine d’Audrieu

• Mining Museum

• Ornavik Viking Museum

• Abbaye Saint Vigor

Where does the Normandy Way Start and End?

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The Normandy Way begins and ends in the picturesque harbour town of Ouistreham, conveniently located at the Brittany Ferry terminal for arrivals from the UK. It’s also accessible by train from Paris to Caen. Ouistreham offers a vibrant beachside atmosphere with charming hotels, restaurants, and cafes.  

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How difficult is the Normandy Way?

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The Normandy Way is a moderate cycling challenge. It mainly follows bike paths and minor roads, with a few sections which are on gravel trails. Each day involves approx. 100km of cycling. You will be on the bike for approximately 6 hours per day, plus time to explore the sites along the route.

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​Bike choices on the Normandy Way.
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The mixed terrain along the route is most suitable for gravel and adventure bike set ups, but both mountain bikes and road bikes could be used (with suitable tyres). E-bikes are also an option. We will discuss bike suitability with you.

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Accommodation along the Normandy Way.

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The trail offers a range of accommodation all known for their comfort and quality. We can provide options to suit a range of budget options.