Top Normandy Hiking Tours

Norman of origin and lover of the region of Etretat, nature, professional in tourism and all terrain electric I offer an activity respectful of the environment and full of new emotions. Immersed in the heart of nature, within an enclosed hovel typical of the region and its château du bois des loges, E-Motion welcomes you for an initiation into driving off-road electric scooters. Getting to grips with a one-kilometer course with all-terrain obstacles will allow you to familiarize yourself with this new, fun, fun mode of travel that is accessible to all. Then you will leave for a 20 km hike (about 2 hours) on the handlebars of your new machine accompanied by a guide to explore the Normandy countryside and coastline. Exceptional views and new sensations await you while respecting peace and nature. The guide will take pictures of you in order to immortalize the moment.

Discover Arsène Lupine in Étretat, and come explore the city like you've never seen it before. Thanks to the game or the visit, leave with an unforgettable memory of the jewel of the Alabaster Coast. We can also personalize the adventure for special occasions!

This tour is incredibly exclusive. Please email us to confirm what dates the tour will be offered War Excursions Normandy Tours will cover events of June 6th, 1944 starting with the Airborne operations in American sectors. Our main tour guide is an active duty American Army officer who has spent years reading, researching, and walking the ground of Normandy. Each tour takes an in depth military focused approach. The tours will hit the main Normandy memorials as well as visit a few locations off the beaten path that provide great insight to the what occurred on June 6th, 1944. Our mission is to share our appreciation and awe for the incredible magnitude of the events of June 6th 1944. Our tours will leave our companions humbled, inspired, and grateful for the sacrifices made through a personal immersive experience. “Think not only upon their passing, remember the glory of their spirit.” — American Cemetery at Omaha Beach