Plan your Normandy trip

My Normandy Pass is an independent Normandy trip planner for English-speaking visitors with one to five days in the region. If you want to plan a Normandy trip around the D-Day beaches, Mont-Saint-Michel, Giverny or the coast, this site helps you choose what to see, how long it takes and how to get there.

Start with the attractions. Each of the 14 attraction pages lists entry prices, opening hours, the time you need and how to reach it, from the Normandy American Cemetery to Monet’s House and Gardens. The 8 town guides cover bases such as Bayeux, Honfleur and Rouen.

To build a schedule, use the 6 itineraries. They run from one to five days, with and without a car, and include a Le Havre cruise port day. Coming from Paris? The 5 day trips from Paris cover Mont-Saint-Michel, Giverny, the D-Day beaches, Honfleur and Rouen. The planning pages explain the best time to visit, getting here from Paris and the June 6 anniversary. You also get a Mont-Saint-Michel tide calendar and a D-Day beaches map.

The Normandy pass calculator answers a simple question: will a pass save you money? Tick the sites you plan to visit, and it adds up the adult entry prices in euros, with US dollar and pound sterling equivalents. It then shows whether the Explore Normandy Pass, the official pass of Normandie Tourisme, the regional tourism board, or a combined ticket comes out cheaper. Your picks are saved in your browser’s local storage on your device, so they are still there when you come back.

Facts on this site come from official or primary sources wherever possible: each attraction’s own site, the ABMC, tourist offices, SNCF Connect and Normandie Tourisme. Every published number is checked against its source page. Each page lists its sources at the bottom and shows when it was last updated. Pages were checked on October 28, 2026, and are revised when a source changes, such as a closure, a new season or a timetable update. Driving times are estimates from OpenStreetMap routing and do not account for traffic.

My Normandy Pass is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with Normandie Tourisme or the official Explore Normandy Pass. The site does not sell the pass or any tickets. For more about who runs it, see the about page.