Equemauville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Équemauville combines historic sites, woodland and valley trails, equestrian activities, as well as a treasure hunt and an escape game in nature.

Anyone looking to find or rent a holiday apartment in Équemauville is choosing this village as their holiday destination.

Culture and History

The Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Chapel is listed as a historic monument and was built between 1600 and 1615. It offers an impressive view of Honfleur; the chapel also contains several objects listed as historic monuments. The Pavillon de la Reine is also listed as a historic monument.

The Espace culturel Françoise Sagan is located in the former home of Charles Ramboer, a historian and archivist for the town of Honfleur. It includes a reading area dedicated to Françoise Sagan, a youth area, and a toy library. Visitors can discover exhibitions by local artists there.

The Church of Saint-Pierre in Équemauville was built at the end of the 19th century and is decorated with the coats of arms of the municipalities and families of the canton. The procession of the Fête des Marins is part of the connection with Honfleur: model boats are carried from Honfleur town centre to the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Chapel in Équemauville.

Nature and Trails

The Sentier nature du bois du Breuil is a 4.8 km walking trail in Équemauville. The Bois du Breuil is owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral and is a woodland featuring rhododendrons, an avenue of beech trees, and unusually shaped trees.

The Sentier la vallée de la Claire begins next to the church in Équemauville at Place de l’Amitié and leads towards the du Canet washhouse. Mont Joli offers a panoramic view over the Seine Valley and the Pont de Normandie.

Further Experiences

The Centre équestre du Ramier offers opportunities to discover equestrian sports or improve your riding skills. In Équemauville, the Labyrinthe de Honfleur offers a family-friendly treasure hunt as well as an escape game in nature.

The 54th Fête des Blés was held in Équemauville on Saturday, 22 August, and Sunday, 23 August 2026.

Further destinations: Bazenville, Tracy-Sur-Mer, Magny-En-Bessin, Bretteville-Sur-Odon, Le Molay-Littry, Tracy-Bocage, Le Manoir, Bénouville

To the higher-level travel overview: Calvados.