To the rhythm of its fishing port.
Ideally situated on the D-Day landing beaches, Courseulles-sur-Mer was once a major oyster-farming site, with no fewer than 300 oyster beds, only one of which remains on the Île de Plaisance.
Along the way, you'll stroll through the picturesque lanes of Vieux Courseulles.
You'll also discover numerous sites and monuments linked to the D-Day landings, such as the Lorraine Cross marking the arrival of General de Gaulle on June 14, 1944.
Would you like to discover the town with a guide? The tourist office regularly organizes historical tours of Courseulles-sur-Mer.
Walks and hikes :
3,
Very easy
Difficulties of the journey :
Very easy
Pets allowed :
yes