Around us

Just 500 metres from the M&V Resort, the Place du Petit Enfer offers the ideal setting for relaxing by the sea. This emblematic Luc-sur-Mer spot brings together restaurants, shops and cultural venues, and occasionally hosts musical events. The square is an essential meeting point, where the coastline and Rue de la Mer meet, opening up a unique perspective on the surrounding countryside.

Surrounding the white clock, a symbol well known to regulars, are two symmetrical pavilions housing rooftop restaurants offering breathtaking sea views, with menus featuring fresh produce. Numerous boutiques, a bakery and various shops complete the offer for a moment of relaxation and discovery.

À seulement 550 mètres, le Casino Tranchant de Luc-sur-Mer, idéalement situé face à la mer, offre une expérience de divertissement inégalée. Avec 125 machines à sous, ainsi que des jeux de table comprenant une roulette anglaise, deux tables de Black Jack et une table de Stud-Poker, les amateurs de jeux trouveront de quoi s’amuser.

En plus de ses jeux, le casino propose un restaurant où vous pourrez savourer des plats délicieux et une salle de spectacle qui accueille divers événements. Que vous souhaitiez tenter votre chance aux jeux ou profiter d’une soirée animée, le Casino Tranchant saura répondre à vos attentes.

Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, just 400 m away, is a seaside resort on the Côte d'Azur that has preserved its charm of yesteryear. A former fishing village, it boasts elegant seaside villas, picturesque alleyways and traditional houses. Flower-filled areas add to its authentic character, creating a pleasant, peaceful atmosphere.

The Art Deco casino, located in the heart of the town, regularly hosts concerts, adding a cultural touch to this emblematic resort. Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer combines heritage, nature and entertainment to offer visitors a unique setting.

The Normandy landing beaches, such as Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Pointe du Hoc and Sainte-Mère-Église, are emblematic sites of the D-Day of June 6, 1944. These sites bear witness to the decisive battles waged by the Allied forces to liberate occupied Europe. Each beach tells a poignant story of courage and sacrifice, with intense fighting that marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War.

The Normandy American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer honors the thousands of soldiers who fell during the D-Day landings. Its alignments of white crosses and Stars of David offer a place of recollection, reminding us of the immense human cost of this struggle for freedom.

The Château de Caen is one of Europe's largest medieval city walls. Formerly the palace of William the Conqueror, it served as a royal fortress and then as an infantry barracks. Each century has left its mark on this rich history, from the restored ramparts overlooking the keep to the Salle de l'Échiquier, the Church of Saint-Georges and the Governor's Dwelling.

As you pass through the gates flanked by their impressive barbicans, you enter a vibrant space, where museums and exhibitions stand side by side. This dynamic venue offers shows, cultural discoveries and moments of relaxation, making the Château de Caen a must-see destination for history and culture lovers.

The Caen Memorial is a war museum dedicated to the history of the 20th century. It offers a multitude of exhibition spaces retracing major historical events, from the end of the First World War to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

At the heart of its collections, the museum highlights the Normandy landings, offering an in-depth perspective on the historical impact of this invasion. Through documents, objects and testimonies, the Caen Memorial invites visitors to reflect on the lessons of the past and better understand contemporary issues.

The Airborne Museum plunges you into the history of the Allied landings in Normandy in 1944. Through authentic relics such as a glider, a Douglas C-47 aircraft, weapons, photographs and other objects, the museum retraces the Battle of Normandy and honors the courage of the men who took part in the liberation.

A 20-minute film, shown on site, illustrates life under the German occupation and the liberation of Sainte-Mère-Église and the Cotentin region. Among the experiences on offer, the HistoPad tablet is a highlight of the museum, allowing visitors to explore the key events of the operation through augmented reality. You'll have the opportunity to handle virtual weapons and equipment, interact with animated maps and witness re-enactments of paratroop landings, making your visit immersive and educational.

At Cinéma circulaire Arromanches 360°, enjoy a unique cinematic experience with the film “Les 100 jours de Normandie”, retracing the history of the Normandy landings in June 1944. This visually impressive film is based on archive footage and uses the latest special effects technology.

Projected in high definition on nine screens, it offers an immersive and moving experience, plunging viewers into the heart of the Battle of Normandy. It's an unmissable opportunity to relive these historic moments in a captivating and memorable way.

Just 400 meters away, Cabourg, once a simple fishing village, became a popular seaside resort thanks to the vision of Henri Durand-Morimbau in the mid-19th century. Designed by architect Paul Leroux, the town took the shape of a Greco-Roman theater and became a symbol of the rise of sea bathing. Inaugurated in 1855, Cabourg experienced rapid growth, bolstered by the creation of the Société des Bains de Mer, welcoming curists and vacationers alike.

Overlooking a 4-kilometer beach, the Marcel Proust Promenade offers an exceptional view of the town's Belle Époque architecture, sumptuous mansions and flower-filled gardens. Cabourg is renowned for its green spaces and floral expertise, showcased every spring during the Garden in Bloom weekend. The town also hosts major cultural events, such as the Cabourg mon Amour music festival and the Cabourg Film Festival, held every June.

Just 79 km from the M&V Resort campsite, the CERZA zoo invites you to immerse yourself in the world of wildlife. Located in Normandy, near Lisieux, this zoo is home to over 1,500 animals from the four corners of the globe, evolving in vast natural spaces.

During your visit, explore the footpaths to observe lions, giraffes, rhinoceroses and many other fascinating species up close. For an even more immersive experience, climb aboard the safari train and admire the animals in semi-liberty. An ideal outing for young and old, combining discovery and wonder.

Just 56 km from the M&V Resort campsite, the Jurques zoological park plunges you into the fascinating world of animals. Located in Normandy, between Villers-Bocage and Vire, this private zoo invites you to discover a wide variety of animal species in a natural, verdant setting.

Stroll through its alleys and observe the animals in spacious enclosures, while enjoying an enriching, fun-filled day out for the whole family. An ideal place for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Just 25 km from the M&V Resort campsite, set off on an adventure on the land of Festy & Dina, a unique setting for magical moments with family and friends. This natural and welcoming setting invites you to discover a variety of activities, suitable for all ages, for a fun and enriching experience.

Enjoy the magnificent scenery while sharing convivial moments, between outdoor games, walks and discoveries. A perfect place to create unforgettable memories, whether you're a nature lover or an adventure seeker.