The coast road along the Côte Fleurie is dotted with seaside resorts, beginning with Deauville, which owes its reputation to its luxurious hotels and facilities and elegant events (racing, sailing and tournaments). The town stretches out along a 2km-..

A superb early 20C residence standing in the middle of a vast, landscaped park: it is in typical Norman style, with its thatched roof and timber-framed walls.

Deauville boasts of being the «floral beach». Just to confirm this, why not take a walk along this boulevard, slightly back from the sea front and running parallel to it.

Magnificent fountains play in the spacious Place Morny, with its shady lime trees. This is once again an absolute gem of Norman Belle Epoque architecture, the veritable town centre.

The port is sheltered by a sea wall running from the beach to the mouth of the River Touques. The complex includes a tidal basin, a wet dock and another on the foreshore, accessed by a lock. It is lined with marinas, hotels, shopping centres and the ..

The most characteristic aspect of resort life in Deauville is the azobé wood boardwalk, running along elegant buildings actually on the sand such as the Bains Pompéiens, the Bar du Soleil or the Bar de la Mer, and their beaches with brightly-coloured..