Canisy Holiday Deals

Canisy Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Canisy

Can't sleep? Tossing and turning all night? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what are you waiting for? Get up, grab your passport and book a holiday to Canisy!

It sits 260 kilometres to the west of Paris, the national capital of France.

Remember to bring a picnic basket full of goodies so you can enjoy a leisurely bite by the water at Omaha Beach or Gold Beach.

The relaxing sounds of nature await you at Isigny-sur-Mer Visitor Center. It's located just 25 kilometres away, so you won't need to be stuck in a car all day. La Haye-du-Puits Tourism Office, 35 kilometres away, is one more recommended option.

Remember to visit other nearby sights, such as the Museum of Fine Arts and Notre Dame Church. You'll come across them 4 kilometres northwest in Le Mesnil-Amey. Don't want to give back the rental car just yet? Coutances Cathedral and the Coutances Botanical Garden are in Savigny, 11 kilometres to the west of Canisy.

Take a day trip and see some sights in Formigny. This destination is 35 kilometres to the northeast and quite close to the Overlord Museum, Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial and the Omaha Beach Memorial Museum. That said, you shouldn't miss the D-Day Omaha Museum and the Big Red One Assault Museum either.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once wrote, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to combine your two loves by eating and drinking your way through Manche.

On the hunt for a traditional Canisy dining experience? There are some specialties you shouldn't miss, such as matelote (fish stewed in cider) and moules à la crème Normande (mussels in white wine).

You might be eating your way into a larger pair of trousers, but teurgoule (baked rice dessert) is worth every last calorie. This popular dessert will have your taste buds tingling just by looking at it.

There's so much more to travelling than taking photos and trying the local dishes. It's also about the connections you make with the people and their culture. Make the most of your Manche escape by memorising a couple of words in the local tongue. 'Excusez-moi !' may be very useful. It translates to 'excuse me'. 'Je suis de…', which means 'I am from..', is also rather common.

Don't forget to mark the 14th of July in your schedule. To the locals, this means one thing — Bastille Day. A significant day of festivities, this is an excellent time of year to travel to the country.

Luckily Canisy isn't going anywhere, so this "À plus tard" needn't be your last!

If you're flying home, it's a wise idea to map out your route to the terminal before leaving. From the centre of Canisy, you'll need to go about 190 kilometres north to Bournemouth International Airport (BOH), the closest airport.

Hotels in Canisy

After some of our top picks? Check out the Chateau de Canisy and Mercure Saint Lo Centre. A comfy bed and excellent service await!