Paris
Mont Saint-Michel
Thirteen hours from your Paris hotel to a Benedictine abbey standing in the sea
Sightseeing, Local Culture
Why We Love it
One place rather than three — an abbey built onto the rock over five centuries, above a bay where the tide is said to come in like galloping horses.
The Experience
Thirteen hours door to door: your driver-guide from Sandy Tours collects you in your Paris hotel lobby at 7:00 am and drives you to Normandy in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Mont Saint-Michel is a Gothic Benedictine abbey dedicated to the archangel St Michael, built onto a rock in the bay between the 11th and 16th centuries. A shuttle runs from the mainland out to the mount. You climb the rock, go inside the abbey, and look out over the bay — where the tide is said to come galloping in like horses — then come back down through the medieval village and its shops and restaurants.
My pick for travelers who would rather give one full day to a single place than split it across three, and for anyone who wants Normandy without doing the driving.
From $542 per person
13 Hours
Private
Departs 7:00 am
Highlights
What's Included
Round trip transportation from your Paris hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle
English-speaking driver-guide
Shuttle from the mainland to Mont Saint-Michel
Abbey visit
What's Not Included
Meals and drinks
Gratuities
Need to Know
13 hours, departing 7:00 am
Private — your party only, up to 6 people
Your driver meets you in your hotel lobby in Paris
The climb to the abbey entrance is strenuous, so wear comfortable walking shoes
Meals and drinks are at your own expense; there are restaurants in the village
Free cancellation up to 14 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Thirteen hours door to door: your driver-guide from Sandy Tours collects you in your Paris hotel lobby at 7:00 am and drives you to Normandy in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Mont Saint-Michel is a Gothic Benedictine abbey dedicated to the archangel St Michael, built onto a rock in the bay between the 11th and 16th centuries. A shuttle runs from the mainland out to the mount. You climb the rock, go inside the abbey, and look out over the bay — where the tide is said to come galloping in like horses — then come back down through the medieval village and its shops and restaurants.
My pick for travelers who would rather give one full day to a single place than split it across three, and for anyone who wants Normandy without doing the driving.