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7.7/10 - 683 reviewsDomaine de Litteau
Normandy
-Litteau
- Spacious campsite to suit all ages
- New pool
- Calm and relaxing
- Near the D Day landing beaches
Culture & Activities
Eating out
From your campsite in Normandy you can discover all the famous tastes of the region, from seafood such as oysters to the fabulous tastes of Calvados and cider obviously the camembert, which if you try wrapped in foil and barbecued, is an amazing starter to your evening meal!
Don't miss...
From your Siblu campsite in Normandy, there's plenty to explore, from the D-Day landing beaches, to the pretty little town of Bayeux that holds the worlds most famous tapestry, to Mont St Michel, the famous abbey on it's own small island.
Mont St Michel
A tiny tidal island in Normandy, France is home to a beautiful abbey and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is Mont St Michel. Outside of Paris, it's the most visited tourist destination in France. So it's a must-see place, but be prepared for how busy it can be in high season!
Normandy holidays for families and couples
Family camping in Normandy
Family camping in Normandy is perfect for a memorable holiday as there is plenty to do that will entertain children of all ages. Enjoy days out at medieval castles and the impressive Mont St Michel, or try adventure activities such as sand yachting or boat trips! For a taste of adventure you can enjoy bike rides and horseback treks and of course there are miles of long sandy beaches that will entertain children all day long. At our Siblu holiday park there are free children's clubs as well as evening entertainment that suits a family audience.
Camping for couples
The relaxed ambience of Siblu holiday park Domaine de Litteau, as well as it's perfect location for discovering Normandy, makes this this camping popular with couples as well as families. Open from Easter through to October, you can stay in one of our cosy mobile homes and spend days out discovering this beautiful region. Enjoy leisurely strolls through charming villages, hand-in-hand walks along scenic coastal cliffs, and visits to historic sites like Mont Saint-Michel or the enchanting town of Honfleur. For a touch of adventure, enjoy on-site activities like horseback riding or cycling. In the evening, discover the local restaurants, indulging in Normandy's famous Camembert cheese and apple-based desserts.
Days out in Normandy
Le Domaine de Chambray
Take a step back in time and explore this old Norman chateau. Explore meticulously preserved 18th-century architecture, wander through manicured gardens, and savor the fragrant orchards that produce some of Normandy's finest apples. But what truly sets Domaine de Chambray apart is its exquisite Calvados production. Delve into the art of distillation, learn the secrets of crafting this renowned apple brandy, and savour its complex flavours during tastings.
Bayeux
The small town of Bayeux features the Notre Dame Cathedral was consecrated in 1077 by none other than William the Conqueror himself. And it was even home to the Bayeaux tapestry for hundreds of years, before it was moved to its own museum. The incredibly detailed Bayeaux tapestry is a 1,000 years old, 70 metre long embroidered cloth which tells the story of the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England by William the Conqueror and the Battle of Hastings. It is now on display in the Musée de la Tapisserie de Bayeaux, just half an hour away from the Siblu campsite in Normandy.
Normandy D Day landing beaches
Not far from the ferry port at Caen our Siblu campsite in Normandy are the D-day beaches where the famous ‘Normandy landings’ paved the way for the end of World War II. Today, these long sandy beaches are calm and beautiful: they seem ideal for taking a dip, a stroll or for enjoying a crêpe while gazing out to sea. It’s almost hard to believe that less than 80 years ago, this peaceful shoreline was the site of brutal fighting during the largest seaborne invasion in history. At Arromanches you can visit the D-day museum to gain a greater understanding of the operation and its context within Second World War, or immerse yourself in the moving 360 cinema experience which really brings the events of 1944 to life.
Regional foods to try
AOP cheese
Normandy escalope
La Teurgoule desert
Chicken omlette
Milk pudding
Caen tripe
Not to be missed...
Etretat
This chalky Normandy coastline is perfect for hiking and enjoying the stunning views over the sea. There are various hiking trails in the area, from easy routes to more challenging ones.
Barfleur
The village of Barfleur is considered one of the prettiest in France. Explore the old streets with the houses built on granite, the Gatteville lighthouse, the fishing boats, the Saint-Nicolas church, and the sights and smells of freshly caught fish.
Les îles Chausey
Enjoy a boat trip out to the Chausey Islands and spend the day relaxing on one of the white sandy beaches. Perhaps you could also do some dolphin spotting!
