Le Havre (Paris), France Port Reviews

Normandy offers many great sites

Travel to Normandy beaches. To short of time.

Went to Paris first and the visited Le Havre the next day. Quaint little town.

Very far from Paris. To get into Paris it takes 3 hours.

One of my bucket lists to visit (D-Day Normandy Invasion Beaches) as my father was a USAAF B-17 Crew Member and had rarely spoken about his WWII experiences. I am also a retired US Air Force member and very interested in military history throughout the world.

we went on An excursion, Paris was wonderful

terrible town really nothing to do - really nothing - no shopping streets etc no nice building alll 50s - paris too far - too long in this port - poor poublic transport to nicer town - honfleur 140 euro

Normandy tour through Royal Caribbean to see Bayeux Tapestry and Omaha Beach and American Cemetery. Highly recommend.

Another extremely long day in a bus. 3 hours each way to Paris. WE had never been to Paris and wanted to see it to determine if we wanted to come back. Seeing Paris was wonderful but not so much thru the glared windows of a big bus. The lunch cruise on the Seine was fun with wine of all colors flowing freely. Food was good, and it was nice not to be in the bus for about an hour and a half. We made only one stop for 20 minutes at the Eiffel Tower to take photos, and felt that we could have stopped the at the L’Arch de Triump as we saw it only as the bus made a circular drive around it. Because of time constraints we took the Princess excursion so as not to miss the ship departure, however, there was very little traffic as it was a Sunday.

Boring!! Skipped the excursion to Paris. 2 1/2 hrs each way to spend 3 hrs in Paris ...not worth the cost.