L'atypique, 150M beach terrace

Welcome to L'atypique!

This small house features a private patio in the back and another in the front where you can park your car, 1 bedroom, 2 beds for 4 people; it’s located 150 metres from the beach. This property is managed by Welcome2Home, a concierge service dedicated to its guests.

The house is a single-story home located 150 metres from the beach.

Once in the courtyard, you’ll enter through the living area, which includes the dining area, a TV, a sofa (a pull-out bed for 2 people), and the kitchen.

Kitchen amenities:
- hob
- microwave - toaster
- refrigerator/freezer
- Nespresso coffee maker
- toaster
- electric kettle
- dishwasher
- dishes

The bedroom features a 160-cm double bed and provides access to the second terrace located at the back of the house.

Bathroom with shower, vanity, and towel warmer.
Separate toilet.

Included: Wi-Fi, linens (towels, tea towels, bath mats, sheets for the double bed). A welcome kit including a roll of toilet paper, a sponge, and a trash bag will be waiting for you in the unit.
For the rest of your stay, you’ll need to purchase any additional supplies yourself.

You’ll have access to the entire apartment and all its amenities.
You’ll receive a set of keys.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
Check-out is by 10:00 AM at the latest.

You may park your car in the courtyard, which is your designated parking spot.

Lion-sur-Mer is a charming town located on the Normandy coast, in the Calvados department, in the Normandy region. This coastal village is part of the Caen metropolitan area and is located about 15 kilometres northeast of the city, on the shores of the English Channel.
Lion-sur-Mer is a place that combines a rich historical heritage with a magnificent natural setting. Its waterfront, lined by a fine sandy beach, is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike to relax, enjoy water sports, or simply take a stroll. The beach is lifeguarded in the summer, making it ideal for families.

The village is known for its peaceful atmosphere, with narrow streets lined with stone houses typical of the region, often adorned with flower-filled gardens.
There are a few cafés and restaurants where it’s nice to stop and enjoy local specialities, especially seafood.

The area around Lion-sur-Mer is full of things to discover, starting with the Normandy coast, which offers a particularly rich variety of landscapes: sandy beaches, cliffs, dunes, and green spaces. Among the must-see places:

The Côte de Nacre: A tourist route that includes several picturesque seaside resorts, such as Courseulles-sur-Mer, Bernières-sur-Mer, and Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, all close to Lion-sur-Mer. These small resorts offer safe beaches, charming villages, and a wide variety of seaside activities.

The Caen Memorial: Just a few kilometres from Lion-sur-Mer, this museum is one of the most important in France, dedicated to World War II, peace, and the memory of the Normandy landings.

Lion-sur-Mer and its surroundings offer a variety of activities throughout the year. In the summer, the beach is ideal for swimming, kitesurfing, or playing in the sand, while hiking and biking are perfect ways to explore the beauty of the Normandy countryside. History buffs will appreciate the many historic monuments, such as castles, ancient churches, and D-Day sites.

In fall and winter, the region becomes quieter, but it retains its charm with walks along the sea, museum visits, and the chance to sample local cuisine, such as cider and fresh seafood.

In short, Lion-sur-Mer and its surroundings are an ideal destination for lovers of the sea, history, and Normandy’s landscapes, with an atmosphere that is both peaceful and welcoming.

Lion-sur-Mer is located between Luc-sur-Mer and Ouistreham.

The distance between the Caen train station and Lion-sur-Mer is 23 km. The drive takes about 22 minutes.

The distance between Carpiquet Airport and Lion-sur-Mer is 25 km. The drive takes about 30 minutes.

Mont Saint-Michel is located 150 km from Lion-sur-Mer. The drive takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

You can also drive along the D-Day beaches from Utah to Sword, passing through Juno, over a distance of about 20 to 30 km depending on the beach, for a drive lasting 30 to 40 minutes.