Honfleur is set along the Seine estuary and is considered one of the coastal jewels of Normandy. Dating back to the 11th century, this bustling port changed hands many times during the Hundred Years War, before finally coming under French control. A thriving commercial port until the 19th century, it has since become a popular destination for artists; they can be frequently seen perched at their easels along the old harbor. Honfleur is renowned for its historic houses, quaint galleries and charming cafes that line the water, as well as the timbered Church of St. Catherine.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Paris On Your Own
Follow your own interests in Paris, from must-see treasures to lesser-known gems, on this independent excursion.
Explore the Medieval Town of Honfleur
Explore the charming seaside city of Honfleur, a once-thriving trading hub near the mouth of the Seine River.
Charming Fécamp
Journey to the seaside town of Fécamp, whose beautiful Benedictine abbey gave its name to an herbal liqueur.
Normandy & the D-Day Landings
Honor the courage of Allied troops who changed the course of World War II on a moving visit to the D-Day Beaches.
Medieval Rouen Walking Tour
See the medieval quarter of the cultural capital of Normandy, visiting Rouen’s historic city center.
Monet Foundation Giverny
Witness all that inspired the brilliant Impressionist painter Claude Monet in the town of Giverny.
Norman Cooking Class
Learn to prepare a typical Norman menu, then share a meal at your chef’s lovely rural home.
Charming Etretat
Discover the seaside village that inspired the works of French painters during a visit to picturesque Etretat.
