Renting a vacation apartment in Cabourg can be part of planning your personal stay.
The 3.6 km-long Marcel Proust Promenade is considered the longest pedestrian promenade in Europe. Cabourg’s sandy beach is 4 km long.
Nature
The dunes of Pointe de Cabourg are a refuge for numerous seabirds. The Marcel Proust Promenade runs along the sea from the dunes of Cap Cabourg to Home-Varaville Beach. Visitors can walk along the mouth of the Dives while watching recreational boats.
Culture
The Villa du Temps retrouvé is an innovative museum space featuring significant collections loaned by major institutions for one or more seasons. The Villa du Temps retrouvé offers guided tours, children’s workshops, concerts, and lectures.
History
Today’s Cabourg Casino was built in 1909. Cabourg’s villas feature Belle Époque characteristics, including ornate balconies, bay windows, loggias, ceramics, mosaics, and colorful façades. Marcel Proust spent every summer from 1907 to 1914 at the Grand Hôtel in Cabourg.
Activities
At Cabourg Beach, visitors can swim, go coastal walking, play beach volleyball, go horseback riding, windsurf, stand-up paddleboard, and land sail. A 1.5-hour walk through Cabourg offers the opportunity to discover the town’s Belle Époque architecture. Harness races at Cabourg Racecourse take place exclusively at night during the summer.
More local pages: Le Mesnil-Sur-Blangy, Périgny, Saint-Julien-le-Faucon, Fleury-sur-Orne, Le Manoir, Cricqueville-En-Bessin, Auberville, Colleville-Montgomery
