14 February 2020 by Jessica Boston
France is well known for its proud traditions in food and gastronomy so it’s no surprise that many of the most unique and special products made here have Protected Designation…
07 July 2017 by Laura Habgood
This month’s featured property is Le Rupestrien, a fully renovated 2 bedroom stone cottage sleeping 4 people and set in the beautiful, rolling countryside of Suisse Normande. The cottage is…
Beaches, Camembert, Canoeing, Chateau de Carrouges, Chateau de Falaise, Chateau de Flers, Chateau de Vendeuvre, Cider, Coastline, Cottage, Disabled guests, Disabled-friendly facilities, Disabled-friendly holiday home, Disabled-friendly holidays, Fishing, Hiking, Horse riding, kayaking, Lakes, Le Haras du Pin, Le Rupestrien, limited mobility, National Stud Farm, Nature Trails, Normandy, Orne, Swimming, Swiss Normandy, Watersports, William the Conqueror
27 November 2015 by Alison Hughes
From a tiny hamlet in Normandy to nationwide and then worldwide renown, the Camembert has made quite a journey and well deserves its tag ‘king of cheeses’, as Alison Hughes…
16 January 2015 by Amy Buckingham
Built to be kind to the environment using reclaimed, reused and eco-friendly materials and furnishings this converted hay barn in Calvados welcomes people from all over the world to this…
