France & England · 10 days / 8 nights
From Normandy beaches to London’s streets
Arrive in Paris and explore its iconic landmarks before heading to Normandy’s D-Day beaches. Visit the stunning Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey and the grand Palace of Versailles. Conclude your French adventure with a Eurostar journey to London, where you'll enjoy free time to explore the city's vibrant sights and historic neighborhoods at your own pace.
Day-by-day itinerary
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US - Night on board
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Paris
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Paris - Beaches of Normandy - Caen
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Caen - Mont Saint Michel - Caen
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Caen - Palace of Versailles - Paris
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Paris
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Paris - London
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London
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London
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London - US
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